// Web search and content fetching. Use when the user needs to search the web for information or fetch content from URLs.
| name | web-search |
| description | Web search and content fetching. Use when the user needs to search the web for information or fetch content from URLs. |
| metadata | {"dependencies":["httpx","beautifulsoup4","markdownify"]} |
Search the web and fetch content from URLs.
Set TAVILY_API_KEY in config env to enable web search. Get your API key at https://tavily.com.
scripts/search.py - Web SearchSearch the web via Tavily API and return LLM-friendly markdown.
# Search from command line
python scripts/search.py "quantum computing" 5
# From Python
from scripts.search import tavily_search
output = tavily_search("quantum computing", max_results=5)
print(output)
Parameters:
query (str): Search query (keep under 400 chars)search_depth (str): ultra-fast | fast | basic | advanced (default basic)max_results (int): Maximum results, default 3include_raw_content (bool): Include full page content when availableReturns: Markdown string with formatted results
scripts/fetch.py - Fetch URL ContentFetch and extract markdown content from a URL. No API key required.
# Fetch from command line
python scripts/fetch.py "https://example.com"
# From Python
from scripts.fetch import fetch
content = fetch("https://example.com")
print(content)
Parameters:
url (str): URL to fetchReturns: Markdown content string
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