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@pi-lab/websearch

v1.0.1

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Exa-powered web search tool extension for pi coding agent

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Readme

@pi-lab/websearch

A pi extension that adds a websearch tool powered by Exa.

Install

pi install npm:@pi-lab/websearch

Usage

Set your Exa API key before starting pi:

export EXA_API_KEY=<your-api-key>
pi

You can also provide EXA_API_KEY through @pi-lab/env.

Once installed and configured, ask pi to search the web. For example:

Search the web for the latest Exa Search API docs.

The tool returns short, citation-friendly results with titles, URLs, dates, authors, and highlights when available. Use webfetch on a result URL if you need to read the full page.

Notes

  • num_results defaults to 5 and supports 1–20 results.
  • Use domain filters when you want official or source-specific results.
  • Use news/date filters for recent events.