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Search the web and read page content using native pi tools — DuckDuckGo search results, web page fetching, and Mozilla Readability extraction. No external system tools required.
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| name | web-search |
| description | Search the web and read page content using native pi tools — DuckDuckGo search results, web page fetching, and Mozilla Readability extraction. No external system tools required. |
Search the web and read page content using DuckDuckGo and Mozilla Readability extraction.
No external system tools are required. Search and page fetching use the Node.js runtime built into pi.
web_searchSearch the web using DuckDuckGo. Returns titles, URLs, and content snippets.
When to use:
Parameters:
query (string, required): Search querymaxResults (number, optional, default 5, max 10): How many results to returnmaxResponseChars (number, optional): Truncate output to this many charactersGuidelines:
web_read if the user needs full page contentweb_readFetch a web page and extract readable content.
When to use:
web_search resultParameters:
url (string, required): Page URL (must be http: or https:)maxChars (number, optional, default 8000, max 50000): How many characters of content to returnmaxResponseChars (number, optional): Truncate output to this many charactersGuidelines:
localhost, 127.0.0.1, 169.254.x.x, etc.) are blocked for securityAccess Linear project management data using native pi tools — issues, projects, teams, users, comments, file uploads, cycles, labels, workflow states, and documents. Requires a Linear personal API key.
Access Figma design files using native pi tools — read LLM-ready summaries, explanations, implementation context, screenshots, components, styles, variables, and design tokens. Requires a Figma personal access token.
Release a new version of pi-extensions: bump individual package versions (independent mode), update CHANGELOGs and READMEs, create per-package git tags, publish a GitHub release, and publish packages to npm via `pnpm release`. Use when the user asks to "cut a release", "release vX.Y.Z", "publish a new version", "create a release", or runs `/release`.