Search the web and extract URL content into markdown using Tavily.
npx skills add https://github.com/borealBytes/my-farm-advisor --skill tavily-borealbytes
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tavily Source: https://github.com/borealBytes/my-farm-advisor/tree/main/extensions/tavily/skills/tavily Command: npx skills add https://github.com/borealBytes/my-farm-advisor --skill tavily-borealbytes
Tavily automates rapid, structured web research by combining search, content extraction, and focused data retrieval from URLs to cut manual lookup time and improve accuracy.
Provide a query and optional URLs to search, then Tavily will return relevant results and extracted content.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can automate web research by providing a search query and optional URLs to retrieve relevant results and extract clean markdown content from web pages, including JavaScript-rendered pages.
Yes, web search results can be filtered using parameters for specific domains and time ranges, allowing you to gather domain-specific insights and focus on recent information.
Content chunking breaks extracted web page content into smaller, manageable pieces during the content extraction process, helping to organize information from URLs into structured formats.
Yes, the web search functionality supports depth control through a search_depth parameter, enabling you to adjust the thoroughness of general knowledge gathering and in-depth research.
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