web-search
Web search and content extraction with Tavily and Exa via inference.sh CLI
by 101-skillsFree
Description
web-search is an agent skill that searches the web and extracts content from pages, using Tavily and Exa through the inference.sh command-line tool, called belt. Its apps cover Tavily search, Tavily extraction, Exa search, Exa answers and Exa extraction. To use it, you install the belt CLI skill with the npx skills command, then sign in with belt login before running a search, such as a query on the latest AI developments. The skill is useful when an agent needs current information from the web, or needs the readable text of a page it has found. Because it runs through a hosted command-line service, you need an account with that service and need to sign in before the first search. The skill is listed on skills.sh under the 101-skills superpowers repository.…
Highlights
- Web search via Tavily and Exa
- Content extraction from pages
- Runs through the inference.sh belt command-line tool
- Needs a belt login before searching
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web-search FAQ
What does web-search do?
It searches the web and extracts the content of pages, using Tavily and Exa through the belt CLI.
What do I need first?
Install the belt CLI skill, then sign in with belt login.
Which search services does it use?
Tavily and Exa, with search and extraction apps for each.
How do I install it?
Run npx skills add https://github.com/101-skills/superpowers --skill web-search in your terminal, after installing the belt CLI skill.
Is it free?
The listing shows the skill as free. The hosted service it calls runs on its own account.
What security audits has it passed?
skills.sh lists three audits: Gen Agent Trust Hub Pass, Socket Warn and Snyk Warn. A Warn or Fail is worth reading before you install.
What are the best web-search alternatives?
Popular alternatives to web-search include exa-search, deep-research and eval-harness. See all web-search alternatives