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Web search and research skill. Search the web for current, citable information — news, research papers, documentation, company and market research, fact-checking, and any page beyond the model's training data. Runs a bundled Python script (stdlib only, no API key, no install). NOT for local file operations or non-web tasks.

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Added on2026-11-12

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npx skill4agent add keenableai/keenable-mcp keenable-web-search

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Keenable Web Search 🔎

A web search and research skill. It searches the live web for current, citable information and returns ranked results with titles, URLs, and snippets. A small bundled Python script (standard library only) calls Keenable's keyless public endpoint, so there is no API key and nothing to install.

What this skill is for

Use it whenever the answer depends on information from the web rather than the model's training data:

Research — find papers, primary sources, and background on a topic, then read the most relevant pages before drawing conclusions.
News and current events — look up recent announcements, releases, and developments, with optional date bounds for time-sensitive topics.
Fact-checking and citation — confirm a claim against a primary source and cite the URL.
Company, product, and market research — gather references about an organization, product, technology, or trend.
Documentation lookup — find official docs, changelogs, and references for a library, standard, or API.

Usage

Run the bundled script with a natural-language query (describe the ideal page, not bare keywords):

bash

python3 scripts/search.py "official changelog for the EU AI Act 2025 amendments"

Snippets are starting points. Open the most relevant URL (e.g. with the agent's web-fetch tool) before relying on a claim, and cite the source.

Options

Flag	What it does
`--site <domain>`	Restrict the search to one site, e.g. `--site arxiv.org` .
`--exclude-domain <host>`	Never return results from these hosts or their subdomains. Repeatable, and accepts comma lists: `--exclude-domain pinterest.com,quora.com --exclude-domain reddit.com` .
`--published-after` / `--published-before`	`YYYY-MM-DD` bounds on publish date, for time-sensitive research.
`--acquired-after` / `--acquired-before`	`YYYY-MM-DD` bounds on when the page was indexed.
`--json`	Raw JSON instead of formatted text.

Use

--site

for a single site. Use

--exclude-domain

to drop known-noisy sites from an otherwise open search. Hosts only, each covering its subdomains (

yahoo.com

covers

finance.yahoo.com

); up to 1,000 distinct hosts (2,000 entries as sent, 2,048 bytes each). The API rejects anything else with a 400

invalid_filter

error naming the entry. The full rules are in the README.

The script splits every value on commas and sends each trimmed piece, blank ones included, so

--exclude-domain ""

or

a.com,

fails with

invalid_filter

instead of searching unfiltered. A URL with commas in its query is split too and fails the same way, on purpose: pass the host. If every result is excluded, the output can be empty. If the output starts with a

Note:

line, the API returned a

warning

; read it before relying on the results.

Examples