web-search
The web-search skill queries current information across the internet using the Tavily API, returning up to five relevant web results in structured XML format with content excerpts and source URLs. Use this skill when you need recent news, statistics, or factual information not available in your training data, or when verifying claims across multiple sources.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/open-gitagent/opengap /tmp/web-search && cp -r /tmp/web-search/examples/nvidia-deep-researcher/skills/web-search ~/.claude/skills/web-searchSKILL.md
# Web Search Search the web for current information on any topic using the Tavily search API. ## When to Use - Searching for recent news, articles, blog posts, and web content - Finding current statistics, data, and factual information - Retrieving information that may not be in academic papers or the knowledge base - Verifying claims with multiple web sources ## How to Use 1. Formulate a specific, targeted search query (max 400 characters) 2. Call `tavily_web_search` with the query 3. Review returned results for relevance and quality 4. Extract key facts and note the source URL for citation ## Result Format Results are returned in Document XML format: ```xml <Document href="https://example.com/article" title="Article Title"> Content excerpt from the page... </Document> ``` ## Constraints - Maximum 5 results returned per query - Query will be truncated to 400 characters - Search mode: advanced (includes content extraction) - Each call counts toward the researcher's 8-call limit per task
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