open-websearch

Coordinates local-first web retrieval via open-websearch CLI/daemon or MCP-enabled tools.

115|13|Updated May 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Kkkirito-123/mutil-rag-agent --skill open-websearch-kkkirito-123
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: open-websearch
Source: https://github.com/Kkkirito-123/mutil-rag-agent/tree/main/open-webSearch-main/skills/open-websearch
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Kkkirito-123/mutil-rag-agent --skill open-websearch-kkkirito-123

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Quickly locate and retrieve relevant web information using a local open-websearch path or MCP-backed tools, reducing manual search overhead.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Local-first retrieval: Prefer a local CLI/daemon path or workspace MCP tools to minimize latency and friction.
  • Tool integration: Works with search, fetchWebContent, and fetchGithubReadme to gather results and documentation.
  • Validation & activation: Guides setup, reconnection, and activation workflows to ensure capability before live retrieval.

Quick Start

Start by confirming a ready local open-websearch path or MCP tools, then perform a focused retrieval on your target URL.

Frequently Asked Questions about open-websearch

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I retrieve web information using a local CLI daemon?

Web search retrieval validates a local open-websearch path or MCP tools before fetching live web information. It prefers a local CLI or daemon to minimize latency, ensuring capabilities are confirmed before performing focused retrieval on target URLs.

How do I validate MCP tools before live web retrieval?

Validating MCP tools involves checking that search, fetchWebContent, and fetchGithubReadme are exposed in your workspace before activation. This enforces safe, minimal live web access by confirming capability availability prior to retrieval.

Can I use MCP tools to fetch web content and GitHub readmes?

Yes, MCP tools support fetching web content and GitHub readmes. The tool integrates search, fetchWebContent, and fetchGithubReadme to gather search results and documentation, covering setup, validation, and activation workflows for retrieval.

What is local-first web search retrieval and when do I need it?

Local-first web search retrieval prioritizes a local CLI or daemon path over remote services to quickly locate and retrieve web information. You need it to reduce manual search overhead and minimize network latency during retrieval.

Why does my web search retrieval fail with misconfigured MCP tools?

Web search retrieval fails because it enforces capability validation before live access, rejecting misconfigured MCP tools. It documents configuration and activation requirements to avoid misconfigurations and guides reconnection workflows to restore capability.