web-search

You retrieve real-time web search results by executing live queries via the z-ai-web-dev-sdk in server-side environments, which returns structured JSON items containing URL, title, snippet, host metadata, rank, and date for immediate processing.

Building a news aggregator is best achieved by using programmatic web search capabilities to fetch current information and source metadata, returning structured items with date and rank that support recency filtering for time-sensitive queries.

Yes, the z-ai-web-dev-sdk supports returning structured search results that include URL, title, snippet, host_name, rank, date, and favicon, making the output integration-ready for downstream APIs and content discovery.

You can execute live web queries directly via the z-ai CLI for research and content discovery, retrieving current information and structured search results instantly without manual browsing.

While the SDK provides structured items and recency filtering, production applications require implementing their own caching, rate limiting, and result validation patterns to manage query volume and ensure downstream stability.

You integrate live web search into an Express API by calling the z-ai-web-dev-sdk within your endpoints, using the provided integration patterns for result validation, caching, and rate limiting to return structured JSON items to clients.