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Look up official US recalls. category 'product' searches CPSC consumer-product recalls by words in the product name (brand plus product type works best, e.g. 'Rowenta vacuum'); 'food_drug' searches FDA food and drug enforcement reports; 'vehicle' searches NHTSA by make, model and model year. Use this when someone asks if a product, food, medicine or car was recalled, is safe to buy or use, or before they buy something used. An empty result means none was found, not that the item is safe. Not for medical advice.

Official travel advice for a country from the US State Department, UK FCDO and Canada side by side, active disaster alerts, a weather risk check for the days ahead, and an exchange rate. Use when someone is planning or about to take a trip. You plan the trip; send the country and, for weather, the place's latitude and longitude. Facts are dated and linked to each government's page.

Turn a project you designed (planter, shelf, desk, raised bed, fence, patio, painted room, pipe rack) into exact numbers and a blueprint page. Works for boards, pipe, tube, sheets, and materials bought by area, volume or count. You design it, choose materials and estimate prices yourself (search the web if you can); send every piece with its real size in inches and, for the drawing, where it sits. divux returns what to buy, where to cut each board or sheet (saw blade included), size mistakes to fix (a 2x4 is really 1.5 x 3.5 in), and a link to a page with the drawing, cut diagrams and buy list. It doesn't look up store prices; when the user wants to buy an item, use search_products and compare_prices for it.

Compare current offers for one chosen product across US stores, ranked by price (item plus shipping where the store lists it, tax excluded). Use this at the buy step: the user asks where to buy it, what it costs at different stores, whether a price or sale is a good deal, if it's cheaper somewhere else, or for the link; pass a product_id from search_products. Returns the top 3 offers by default (detail=true for up to 8) and a status that says plainly when no offers exist, so never guess a price. Each offer links to its divux page, where the user picks a store. Do not use to buy or check out.

Check whether an appliance model is ENERGY STAR certified, or list certified models (most efficient first), from the EPA's official data. Categories: heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, clothes washers, clothes dryers, refrigerators, dishwashers. Use this when someone asks if a model is ENERGY STAR, which models are most efficient, or about energy-efficient appliance choices. Heat pump answers include the fact that federal 25C/25D tax credits ended after Dec 31, 2025. Do not use for prices (use compare_prices) or recalls.

Find a product the user has already chosen, by exact name, model number or barcode (UPC/EAN), and get its id for compare_prices. Use this when the user is ready to buy: they ask where to buy it, for the best price now, whether a price is a good deal, or for a link. For a parts or shopping list, search each item. Not for researching what to buy (e.g. 'best headphones under $200'): decide that yourself, then search for the chosen model. Do not use for recall or safety questions (use check_recalls).