Intent Chips

Overview

Intent chips are the editable pills that appear between your search query and the results. They represent how MileIntel interpreted your search — and they're the fastest way to tweak your parameters without starting over.

How It Works

1. After you run a search (natural language or form-based), intent chips appear showing the active filters: route, dates, cabin class, stops, airlines, and any other constraints.
2. Tap a chip to modify it. A dropdown or picker appears with available options.
3. Remove a chip by tapping the X on it. This removes that constraint and broadens your search.
4. Add a chip by tapping the + button at the end of the chip row. Choose from available filter types.
5. Results update automatically as you change chips — no need to hit search again.

Key Details

• Chips are generated from your query. Searching "nonstop business SFO to NRT" produces chips for: SFO-NRT, your dates, Business, Nonstop.
• Available chip types: Origin, Destination, Dates, Cabin Class, Stops (nonstop/1-stop/2+), Airlines, Price Range, Duration, Departure Time.
• Chips and the full filter panel stay in sync. Changing one updates the other.
• Chip order doesn't affect results — it's purely visual.

Tips

• Chips are the sweet spot between natural language flexibility and form-based precision. Start with a vague search, then refine with chips.
• Try removing the cabin class chip to see if economy award availability is dramatically better on your route.
• Tap the route chip to quickly swap origin and destination for the return leg.