web-search

To run multiple web searches in parallel, use the webSearch function with a queries array. It executes several queries simultaneously, returning consolidated page titles, URLs, and snippets to compare current results efficiently.

Yes, you can extract branding cues and capture screenshots for design reference directly from a URL. The Skill retrieves source material and captures real-time visuals to align your design work with the extracted branding references.

The best way to search for up-to-date APIs, docs, and news is using the single webSearch function. It performs a real-time search and returns a concise answer with a set of relevant result pages for immediate reference gathering.

No, web content fetching requires no dependencies or external components to work. The Skill operates independently to perform real-time web searches and extract markdown content from URLs without needing prior environment setup.

A web search returns only page titles, URLs, and snippets instead of full content to guide further exploration efficiently. You then use the webFetch function on the specific URL to retrieve and read the complete page content as markdown.