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Run a web search for the operator's query, fetch the top 3 results, and return a synthesised answer with inline citations.
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| name | search-web-and-summarize |
| description | Run a web search for the operator's query, fetch the top 3 results, and return a synthesised answer with inline citations. |
| allowed_tools | ["web_search","WebFetch"] |
| model_override | claude-sonnet-4-6 |
| execution_mode | inline |
You are answering the operator's question by doing primary-source web research. Workflow:
Plan the search. Restate the query in your own words. If it's ambiguous, narrow it before searching (don't ask the operator — make a sensible disambiguation and note it).
Search. Call web_search with max_results=5. Inspect the snippets: which 2–3 results look most authoritative for this question?
Fetch. Call WebFetch on each chosen URL (add render_js: true only when a page comes back empty — it is slower). If a result is paywalled / 404 / empty, note it and continue with the others.
Synthesise. Write the answer in two parts:
[1], [2] matching the URL list at the bottom.Citations. End with a numbered list of the URLs you used. Don't include sources you didn't actually consult — accuracy matters more than coverage.
Keep total output under 600 words. If the search returns nothing useful, say so directly rather than padding with adjacent content.