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Web search lets you find up-to-date facts, API documentation, and research across the internet using natural language queries. Results include direct source links so you can verify information and access original pages for detailed analysis.

Yes. Search the web to locate multiple sources on any topic, then read specific pages to extract evidence and compile citations. This approach works across domains for fact-checking and building sourced arguments.

Search for the latest documentation and best practices guides for your specific technology, then fetch and analyze relevant pages. This gives you current standards without manual research through outdated resources.

After locating pages through web search, fetch and read their content to extract specific information, code examples, or detailed guidance. You get direct access to the data you need without leaving your workflow.

Yes. Search multiple sources, read targeted pages, and include source links in your responses. This produces well-sourced research summaries with traceable references to original material.

Web search and page reading require active internet connectivity to query search engines and access live web pages. You get real-time data, but offline work isn't supported for these specific functions.