perplexity-search

To retrieve raw web search results with URLs and snippets, use a tool that queries the Perplexity engine for source listings rather than a synthesized answer. This provides a list of relevant web pages and direct access to original web content.

Yes, you can filter web search results by specific domains and date ranges. The retrieval mechanism supports query refinement options including domain filtering and date range specification to narrow down the list of sources returned.

Historical (PIT) and live (Open) search modes represent two information retrieval states for web scraping. Historical searches a fixed point in time, while live search queries the current web to retrieve the most up-to-date URLs and snippets.

To gather a list of original sources for fact-checking, use a search tool that retrieves raw web pages with URLs and snippets. This provides direct access to original web content, enabling you to review the primary information yourself rather than reading a summary.

Yes, raw web search works for finding news articles on specific financial events. By querying the event, the tool retrieves a list of relevant news articles and official reports, providing direct URLs and snippets for reviewing the original sources.

Use raw search results over a summarized answer when you need a list of sources for fact-checking, information gathering, or direct access to original web content. This approach is designed for scenarios requiring a list of URLs and snippets rather than a synthesized response.