Paste any NYC article, video or TikTok URL and the AI reads it, finds every place mentioned, and makes it actionable — the link parameter.
A single input: paste a link to any web page, article, listicle or video about the destination. The link parameter (Open Media Link) hands that URL to the AI, which reads the page and extracts every place in it. This is the capability most customers don't know exists — and the biggest “wow.”
Validate that the input is a URL, then pass it straight to showFrame() as link. Curated example buttons do the same with a preset URL.
An input for pasting, plus a few example buttons with preset links.
A light check that it looks like http(s)://… before firing.
Call showFrame() with the link parameter — the AI reads the page.
The whole feature is one parameter: link. The AI fetches and reads the page you hand it.
window.mindtrip.showFrame(null, {
destination: 'New York City',
link: 'https://ny.eater.com/maps/best-new-york-restaurants-38-map',
id: 'nyc-sawit-pasted'
});
| Parameter | What it carries in this example |
|---|---|
link | A public URL. The AI fetches and reads the page, then works with the places it finds. This is the Open Media Link capability. |
destination | Geographic context for the conversation that follows. |
id | Tracking slug. |
link is a full external URL for the AI to read. path (used in Guess the Spot) is a Mindtrip internal route for navigating to a place. Don't mix them.A self-contained, working version of this experience. Copy it into an .html file, change the destination and content, and it runs. The Mindtrip embed script must be on the page (shown at the top).
<!-- Required on every page: the Mindtrip embed -->
<script src="https://partner.mindtrip.ai/overlay/embed.js?orgid=your-org-id" defer></script>
<input type="url" id="link-input" placeholder="https://...">
<button onclick="openLink()">Find the Places →</button>
<p id="err" style="display:none; color:#c00">That doesn't look like a link.</p>
<!-- Curated examples -->
<button onclick="launch('https://ny.eater.com/maps/best-new-york-restaurants-38-map', 'eater38')">
🍽️ The 38 Essential Restaurants in NYC
</button>
<script>
function launch(url, id) {
window.mindtrip.showFrame(null, {
destination: 'New York City',
link: url, // Open Media Link — the AI reads this page
id: id
});
}
function openLink() {
const url = document.getElementById('link-input').value.trim();
const err = document.getElementById('err');
if (!/^https?:\/\/.+\..+/.test(url)) { // light URL check
err.style.display = 'block';
return;
}
err.style.display = 'none';
launch(url, 'nyc-sawit-pasted');
}
</script>
Most visitors won't have a link ready. Seed two or three buttons with well-known articles about your destination so the feature demonstrates itself in one click.
The regex just confirms it looks like a URL. You don't need to verify the page exists — the AI handles unreachable links gracefully.