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Web research
Bring current information into the work. Use search and source reading when an answer depends on facts outside the project.
In practice
A useful place to start
Before changing an API integration, ask the agent to read the current provider documentation and compare it with the code.
Find relevant sources
Search tools return source links and snippets so the agent can choose what to read next. Supported providers may also offer native web search.
Read beyond a snippet
Page fetching gives the agent readable content from public pages. The browser can help when a task needs inspection of an interactive site.
Keep findings useful
Save research artifacts and refer back to source URLs. A later step can use the evidence without pretending a short chat summary is the full source.
Get started
Ask for a sourced answer and name any official documentation or time window that matters. Configure a supported search provider when required.
Good to know
Search availability and charges depend on the chosen route. Public-page fetching does not grant access to private data, and fresh search results still need checking.