brave-search

Browser-free web search uses the Brave Search API to retrieve results and extract readable text without launching a browser. You query the API directly to fetch titles, links, and snippets, then extract page content as Markdown for downstream tasks.

Yes, content extraction fetches readable text from result pages and converts it into Markdown. This allows you to quickly gather documentation or factual information and paste it directly into notes or reports without leaving the terminal.

Yes, you need a BRAVE_API_KEY to run Brave Search queries. The environment variable must be set before executing the Node.js script to authenticate your requests and retrieve structured search results and metadata.

Using a browserless search API is the best way to fetch quick documentation lookups without a browser. It retrieves concise results including titles, links, snippets, and ages, allowing you to gather facts rapidly without manual web scraping.

Yes, browserless web search supports filtering results by country and freshness. You can pass specific flags like --country and --freshness to refine your API query and retrieve the most relevant and recent structured search results.

Web content extraction returns structured Markdown instead of raw HTML to ensure readability and seamless integration into downstream tasks. Converting fetched page text to Markdown allows you to easily paste extracted documentation into notes or reports.