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@qmahyar/pi-exa-search

v1.1.0

Published

Exa neural web search and page fetch for pi — multi-key rotation, highlights, filters

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Links

Git

Maintainers

qmahyarqmahyar

Keywords

pi-packagepipi-coding-agentextensionexaweb-searchweb-fetchsearch

Readme

Install

pi install npm:@qmahyar/pi-exa-search

Or from git:

pi install git:github.com/QMahyar/pi-exa-search

What you get

| Piece | Role | |-------|------| | web_search | Exa neural search with highlights (cheap on context), filters, deep-search modes | | web_fetch | Clean page content for known URLs (batch OK) — live-crawls pages not in Exa's cache, can pull subpages | | /exa | TUI: add, reorder, test, remove API keys | | Multi-key | Auto-fallback with per-status cooldowns (429 → Retry-After, 401/403 → 1h, 402 → 10m) | | Resilience | 30s per-request timeout, retry with backoff on 5xx/network errors before rotating keys | | Safety | Output capped at pi's limit; overflow saved to a temp file |

Overrides pi's built-in web tools. pi ships its own Exa-backed web_search / web_fetch. This package registers the same names so it can add multi-key rotation and cooldown fallback — interactive mode shows an "extension overrides built-in tool" warning on load, which is expected. Prefer the built-ins? Disable this package's tools with pi config.

60-second start

  1. Get a key at dashboard.exa.ai/api-keys
  2. In pi: /exa → add key (or set EXA_API_KEY)
  3. Ask for current docs / news — the agent calls web_search / web_fetch

Docs

| Doc | | |-----|--| | Setup | Install & API keys | | Usage | Parameters & tips | | Dev | Architecture & tests |

Links

License

MIT