I would expect stateliness/statefulness to work in both directions. Instruct it to broaden its interpretation. If you provide stateful search with keywords it

I would expect stateliness/statefulness to work in both directions. Instruct it to broaden its interpretation. If you provide stateful search with keywords it will return the list you want. Then just dont follow up. Im probably ok with a couple extra instruction words when looking for traditional looking search results. "list sites re [keywords]" It'll be interesting to see how the product changes over time when it retains some state about your preferences. Maybe you can teach it a bang abbreviation to always give you the type of result you are looking for. (!lw) (You already see limited state on google when you search something, then search something unrelated and some results for the former keywords show up highlighted. Google sometimes thinks a new search is a folloup search to the previous one.)