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Web search via Tavily API (alternative to Brave). Use when the user asks to search the web / look up sources / find links and Brave web_search is unavailable or undesired. Returns a small set of relevant results (title, url, snippet) and can optionally include short answer summaries.
Search OpenSearch documentation, blogs, and community forums. Use when the user asks about OpenSearch features, configuration, APIs, troubleshooting, k-NN, neural search, cluster settings, index mappings, query DSL, or any OpenSearch-related questions.
Web search and content extraction via Brave Search API. Use for searching documentation, facts, or any web content. Lightweight, no browser required.
Search the web using Perplexity AI. Use when needing to search, look up, research, find current information, best practices, compare technologies, or answer factual questions about tools and libraries.
Intelligent Retrieval Assistant for Cangjie Language Documentation. Supports 4 search modes (Direct Search, PageIndex Intelligent Retrieval, Hybrid Mode, Exploratory Learning). It is used when users need to: (1) Query Cangjie syntax (variable declaration, function definition, generics, etc.), (2) Look up standard library APIs (String, Array, HashMap, etc.), (3) Learn about Cangjie features or get started with the language, (4) Conduct any documentation queries related to Cangjie/cangjie/cj. It uses four MCP tools: cangjie_docs_overview, cangjie_list_docs, cangjie_search, and cangjie_get_doc for intelligent retrieval.
Search for recent news and developments on a topic, organize them chronologically, and deliver a concise briefing. Use this skill when the user wants to catch up on recent events, news, or developments around a topic. Trigger on phrases like "what's new with X", "recent news about X", "any updates on X", "what happened with X lately", "catch me up on X", "news roundup for X", "what did I miss about X", "latest developments in X", or "has anything changed with X recently". Also trigger when the user mentions a time frame like "this week", "this month", "since January", or "in the last few days" combined with wanting information. Don't trigger for general research, product comparisons, or fact-checking — only when recency is the point.
AI-powered web search and content extraction
Google web search with integrated image results