He is almost certainly referring to factual type queries of the sorts including 'how to do x in y.'
About the zillionth time you get 'I'm sorry, you're right, [blah] doesn't exist. Here's [something else that doesn't exist]', it gets really frustrating. The worst part is you can often tell the software is referencing some relevant page(s), but just inappropriately mixing them with other stuff. And so if you could simply get the link it'd be far more helpful than listening to the program continuing to describe in immaculate detail how to use an API that does exactly what you're looking for, with the slight problem that it doesn't exist.