brave-search

You can fetch web search results directly from the terminal by running the provided search.js script with your query. This browserless approach uses the Brave Search API to return fast text results for documentation lookups or fact gathering.

Yes, you can extract readable content from web pages using the included content.js script. It fetches page content and renders it into readable markdown snippets, allowing you to quickly compile concise summaries from multiple sources.

Yes, you must configure a BRAVE_API_KEY in your environment to perform browserless web searches. You also need Node.js installed to run the provided scripts for querying the Brave Search API.

You can filter web search results by country and freshness by passing specific options to the search.js script. This allows you to control the result count and narrow down queries to find recent or region-specific documentation.

The best way to research a topic from the command line is combining the search.js and content.js scripts. You gather multiple web search results via the API and then extract the page content into readable markdown snippets for concise answers.

A limitation of extracting web content via a search API is that the content.js script provides summarized markdown snippets rather than full page renders. This browserless approach is optimized for quick fact gathering, not interacting with complex dynamic web elements.