web-research

name	web-research
description	Use this when the task needs public-web reading, webpage inspection, or link extraction, especially after getting candidate URLs from an MCP search tool.
metadata	{"short-description":"Public web reading and MCP-assisted search workflow"}

Use the built-in web tools for public websites:

• fetch_url
• read_webpage
• extract_page_links

Preferred workflow:

1. If an MCP search tool is available, use it first to find relevant URLs.
2. Use read_webpage for human-readable page text and metadata.
3. Use fetch_url when the raw textual payload matters, such as JSON, XML, or HTML source.
4. Use extract_page_links to gather follow-up URLs from a page you already trust.

Limits and guardrails:

• These tools are read-only and only support public http and https targets.
• Localhost and private-network targets are blocked unless the runtime explicitly allows them.
• There is no built-in search tool in core v1. If no MCP search provider is configured, say search is unavailable and ask for a direct URL instead.
• Do not assume JavaScript rendering, browser tabs, cookies, login state, screenshots, or file downloads.