Search multiple search engines such as Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo in sequence and get combined results grouped by engine.
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- Query multiple web engines simultaneously and return a consolidated, deduplicated link list with filters for domain, freshness, and content type.MIT
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- Fan a search query across multiple AI engines to identify which URLs each engine cites and find consensus URLs cited by all engines.MIT
- Lists all valid search engine names for the engines= parameter, enabling discovery of installable engines before use.MIT
- Search the web using multiple search engines to find current information, articles, or references. Merges results from DuckDuckGo and Bing by default, with optional API keys for higher quality.MIT
- Capture screenshots of any URL across multiple browser engines (Chromium, Firefox, WebKit) in parallel. Supports waiting for elements and automatic retries for slow servers.MIT
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- Retrieve a list of valid search engine names to filter search results by specific sources like web, academic, code, or video.MIT
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