exa-search

Web search and content extraction retrieves relevant pages for your query and returns highlights, summaries, or full text. You can apply category filters like research paper or news, along with date ranges and domain filters, to narrow results.

Yes, URL-based similar retrieval discovers related pages by using an existing link as input. This find similar pages mechanism returns ranked results with extracted content, helping you locate comparable documentation or research without manual searching.

Yes, a configured EXA_API_KEY is required to perform web search and content extraction. This prerequisite allows the workflow to query Exa, apply domain filters, and return structured output with your chosen content modes like highlights or text.

The best way to filter web search results is by using domain allow and deny lists during query execution. These domain filters restrict retrieval to approved sites or block unwanted ones, ensuring extracted content matches your target sources.

Research paper discovery retrieves academic results and can ingest arXiv metadata into a research wiki using an integration helper. When the paper category is selected and the wiki exists, structured output is automatically formatted for wiki ingestion.

Available content modes for web page extraction include highlights, text, summary, and none. These modes determine whether the search returns short relevant excerpts, full page text, concise summaries, or just ranked URLs without extracted content.