Speak & navigate
Open pages and products by voice
Navigate to real website destinations, choose numbered results, and cancel a search.
Natural navigation requests
Use “go to,” “jump to,” “take me to,” “open,” “find,” or “show me” followed by a destination. Examples: “go to homepage,” “open Contact Us,” “go to Specials,” and “find products called blue chair.” Home, homepage, home page, and main page are recognized as home-page requests when a real Home link is available.
How destinations are found
ADAR uses existing website links, public WordPress pages and articles, and published WooCommerce product information where available. It can discover links on the homepage, including a supported PDF linked from an image. Matching uses real labels and destinations rather than inventing product or ordering links. The index is bounded and can be affected by public API or security restrictions.
One match or several
A confident “open” request can navigate directly in the current tab. When several destinations match, ADAR presents up to five numbered links. Say “open the first one” or “open the second result,” or select a link with a pointer or keyboard. An existing site link can lead to an external provider; it does not become an ADAR-managed page.
Cancel or go back
Say “cancel search,” “clear results,” or choose Clear results. “Cancel that” clears an active search/result list; outside a search context it can reset adjustments. “Go back” uses the tab’s browsing history. For predictable navigation, name the exact destination when possible.
If a destination is missing
Try a shorter public page or product name, then use the site’s normal menu or search. A PDF such as Specials can be a document link rather than a WordPress page. A restaurant using an external ordering system may have no WooCommerce products to search. Hidden/private content, login-only pages, unpublished products, or blocked catalogs are not a complete public index.
What navigation does not do
Opening a product is navigation only. It does not purchase, add to a cart, submit a form, or authorize payment. Confirm important details and finish the task using the destination website’s own controls.