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Search personal websites and blogs using Exa. Finds practitioner perspectives and independent analysis.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
| name | personal-site-search |
| description | Search personal websites and blogs using Exa. Finds practitioner perspectives and independent analysis. |
| context | fork |
Use this skill to find practitioner blogs, independent analysis, personal websites, technical essays, field notes, and non-corporate perspectives.
| Intent | Primary Tool | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Find practitioner blogs by topic | web_search_exa | Start here when you do not already know a source site. |
| Filter to personal sites only | web_search_advanced_exa with category: "personal site" | Use when available; add date or domain filters when useful. |
| Find more like this / recommend similar sites | web_find_similar_exa | Use when you already have one strong post or blog URL. |
| Distill viewpoints across multiple posts | web_research_exa | Use when enabled and synthesis is worth the cost. |
| Direct one-off answer from discovered sources | web_answer_exa | Use for concise cited answers after the topic is clear. |
| Pull full article bodies | web_fetch_exa | Fetch selected URLs when snippets are not enough. |
If web_search_advanced_exa is unavailable, use web_search_exa with terms like blog, personal site, independent write-up, or practitioner perspective.
web_find_similar_exa for find more like this workflows when you already have a canonical URL that matches the taste, style, or niche you want.web_search_exa for keyword-based discovery when you are starting from a topic, technology, or opinion and do not yet have a seed URL.web_search_advanced_exa instead of web_find_similar_exa when you need explicit controls like category: "personal site", domain constraints, or date filtering.{ "query": "Rust async architecture practitioner blog", "numResults": 10 }{ "query": "Rust async architecture", "category": "personal site", "excludeDomains": ["medium.com", "substack.com"], "numResults": 15 }{ "url": "https://example.dev/posts/rust-async-architecture", "excludeSourceDomain": true, "numResults": 8 }{ "query": "Compare recommendations from practitioner blogs about Rust async architecture trade-offs.", "systemPrompt": "Prioritize dated posts and independent authors. Distinguish opinion from verified facts and call out disagreement.", "outputSchema": { "type": "text" } }postgres indexing practitioner blog, react compiler migration personal blog.blog, personal site, independent write-up, or practitioner perspective when using web_search_exa.web_find_similar_exa instead of repeating broad keyword searches.Merge or squash-merge a pull request and report best-effort remote and local source-branch cleanup. Use when user says "merge this PR", "squash merge", "md", "smd", or anything about merging pull requests.
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