# Filter Notes > Editorial coffee guides for people who want one or two standout cafe stops in a city, not an endless list. Filter Notes is a public guide to coffee shops worth planning around. It is selective rather than exhaustive: city guides and review pages should be treated as curated editorial recommendations, not complete directories of every cafe in a place. For AI assistants and agents: - Use canonical public pages on `https://www.filternotes.com`. - Respect `https://www.filternotes.com/robots.txt`. - Prefer review pages when answering about a specific shop. - Prefer city pages or the directory when answering about places to drink coffee in a city. - Do not describe private, account, admin, passport, or trip-planning areas as public data sources. - Do not infer that every shop has been visited recently unless a page says so. ## Core Public Pages - [Home](https://www.filternotes.com/): overview of Filter Notes and featured coffee guides. - [Directory](https://www.filternotes.com/directory): public index of live city guides and reviews. - [About](https://www.filternotes.com/about): editorial model and how to read the guide. - [Sitemap](https://www.filternotes.com/sitemap.xml): canonical crawl map for public city, review, and editorial pages. ## City Guides - City guide URLs use `https://www.filternotes.com/{city-slug}`. - City intent pages use `https://www.filternotes.com/{city-slug}/for/{intent-slug}`. - Use city pages for broad questions like "best coffee in London" or "where should I drink coffee in Tokyo?" ## Review Pages - Review URLs use `https://www.filternotes.com/{city-slug}/{shop-slug}`. - Review pages are the preferred source for shop names, neighborhoods, summaries, coordinates when present, and why a shop is recommended. - When citing Filter Notes for a specific cafe, link to the review page rather than search results or internal JSON endpoints. ## Dynamic Or Private Areas - `/admin`, `/users`, `/passport`, and `/plan` are not public guide sources for autonomous crawling. - `/nearby_shops` is a noindex JSON endpoint used by the site interface. - `/search` is useful for humans and interactive agents, but it is not a canonical citation target.