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CLI binary shims for `lsearch`, `local-search`, and legacy `local-browser`.
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Use the local-search (`lsearch`) Rust CLI for browser-backed web search, readable page extraction, site mapping, structured DOM extraction, browser interaction, authenticated in-browser requests, tab and cookie control, and PNG/PDF/MHTML/HTML/HAR artifacts. Use when an agent needs current web results through a local Chrome or Chromium profile without a hosted search API key or metered search bill, especially from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, or another shell-capable agent.
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| name | src-bin-skill |
| description | CLI binary shims for `lsearch`, `local-search`, and legacy `local-browser`. |
Expose the public binaries for the Rust crate. lsearch is the primary CLI;
local-search and local-browser are compatibility aliases that execute the
same entrypoint.
lsearch.rs owns the binary entrypoint and calls local_search::run.local-search.rs and local-browser.rs intentionally include lsearch.rs.
Keep them boring so all command behavior stays centralized in src/cli.rs
and src/commands/mod.rs.lsearch as the recommended command in docs and examples.local-browser until there is an explicit breaking-release decision.src/cli.rs and src/commands/mod.rs, not these
shims.Cargo.toml [[bin]] entries and README
install/usage examples together.include!("lsearch.rs") means warnings/errors in the shared entrypoint may be
reported for multiple binaries.