// Run DuckDuckGo web searches from the terminal using `ddgr` with JSON output. Use when the task calls for lightweight web search, quick result triage, or filtering by region/time/site.
| name | ddgr-web-search |
| description | Run DuckDuckGo web searches from the terminal using `ddgr` with JSON output. Use when the task calls for lightweight web search, quick result triage, or filtering by region/time/site. |
Use ddgr "query" --json to fetch search results as structured JSON, then extract only the minimal fields needed for the task.
ddgr "cli websearch" --json
ddgr "cli websearch" --json -n 5
ddgr "cli websearch" --json -t w
ddgr "cli websearch" --json -w "example.com"
ddgr "cli websearch" --json -r "us-en"
--json: output results as JSON-n N: results per page (0-25)-t d|w|m|y: time filter (day/week/month/year)-w SITE: restrict to a site/domain-r REG: region code (e.g., us-en)--unsafe: disable safe search if needed-x: expand full URLs--proxy URI: use HTTPS proxyReview code changes with a focused multi-agent workflow. Use when auditing a diff, branch, pull request, patch, commit range, or local worktree for bugs, regressions, missing tests, security issues, API breakage, maintainability risks, or review readiness.
Build, audit, or improve agentic coding/research systems and their harnesses. Use when designing agent workflows, small-model scaffolds, tool schemas, progressive-disclosure context, repository knowledge maps, guardrails, validation loops, subagents, evals, recovery mechanisms, or autonomous-agent safety policies.
Efficiently capture web pages as clean markdown and query them with `mq` to avoid loading full content into context. Use when browsing web pages, extracting specific sections, or summarizing sources with minimal context usage.
Use this skill for academic-level research via a multi-agent swarm.
Use this skill to browse the web textually.
Query markdown files efficiently with mq CLI. Use when exploring documentation structure, extracting specific sections, or reducing token usage when reading .md files.