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+# Querying well
+
+Organised by what the data looks like, not which provider serves it. A new
+integration or collection fits one of these shapes; the advice does not change.
+
+## Live snapshots
+
+Positions, prices, statuses: anything that is true at a moment.
+
+- Timestamp every value you report. The payload has the moment; use it.
+- Do not describe a snapshot as the present tense. "Was at X at 14:02Z", not
+  "is at X".
+- Units and coordinate order vary across providers. Take them from the schema
+  and the payload. Never convert silently.
+
+## Entity lookups
+
+Companies, people, places, identifiers.
+
+- Resolve names to codes or identifiers first. A city is several airports; a
+  company name is several tickers across jurisdictions; a person's name is many
+  people. `inspect-tool` tells you which identifier the tool wants.
+- Two identifier systems that look alike are usually not interchangeable. Do
+  not translate between them on assumption.
+- When the question is ambiguous, say which entity you searched for.
+
+## Monitoring and mentions
+
+Coverage, press, brand tracking: anything with a stream over time.
+
+- Anchor to an entity and a window. A bare name returns the firehose.
+- Counting appearances and reading substantive coverage are different
+  questions. Pick the tool that answers the one asked, not the one that returns
+  more.
+- Licensed text is quoted, attributed, and not extended beyond what was
+  returned.
+
+## Semantic collections
+
+Full-text document collections searched by meaning.
+
+- Query in a sentence that states the actual question. A keyword-stuffed query
+  retrieves worse than plain prose against a semantic index.
+- Use `filters` for publisher, journal, and date rather than stuffing them
+  into the query text.
+- A result is a chunk of a document, never the document's conclusion.
+- Cite from the payload (title, publisher, date) and never reconstruct a
+  citation from memory.
+- Publisher metadata dates can be wrong. If the age of a source carries the
+  argument, report what the record says rather than asserting it.
+- Nothing relevant returned means the collection does not support the claim.
+  Say that. Do not fall back to training data and present it as a retrieval
+  result.