Search the web and fetch complete page content from top results. This is the most comprehensive web search tool. It searches the web and then follows the resulting links to extract their full page content, providing the most detailed and complete information available. Use get-web-search-summaries for a lightweight alternative.

Use this tool only when the user wants a lightweight list of GDWEB references. It applies the dashboard-managed exclusion list before returning results, returns metadata for multiple results, and does not generate implementation documents. For layout analysis, frontend specifications, DESIGN_INDEX files, or implementation planning, use generate-gdweb-design-indexes instead so every result is processed by a separate isolated LLM request.

Automatically use this tool when the user asks to find GDWEB references and create layout analysis, frontend specifications, implementation plans, or DESIGN_INDEX files. This tool applies the dashboard-managed exclusion list, performs the GDWEB search internally, and sends one completely separate MCP sampling/createMessage request per non-excluded result. Each isolated request contains only one result and has no previous-result context. It writes one page-by-page, measurement-first DESIGN_INDEX_gdweb-.md file before starting the next request, then returns only file paths and statuses to the calling LLM. Never replace this tool with search-gdweb-designs plus a combined summary. The connected MCP client must support sampling.

Search the web and return only the search result snippets/descriptions without following links to extract full page content. This is a lightweight alternative to full-web-search for when you only need brief search results. For comprehensive information, use full-web-search instead.

Extract and return the full content from a single web page URL. This tool follows a provided URL and extracts the main page content. Useful for getting detailed content from a specific webpage without performing a search.