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@wolido/pi-anysearch

v0.2.0

Published

AnySearch AI search API extension for pi

Readme

@wolido/pi-anysearch

AnySearch AI search extension for pi. It wraps the AnySearch vertical search API — 40 curated capability domains (finance, academic, legal, security, health, travel, ...) — as four LLM tools, with authentication, MCP session handling and output truncation taken care of.

Tools

| Tool | Purpose | | --- | --- | | anysearch_search | Vertical web search. Optional capability tag (e.g. finance.quote, academic.search, code.doc, security.vuln), zone (cn/intl), language, tag-specific params, format and max_results (1–20). | | anysearch_batch_search | Run several queries in parallel with shared options; returns one aggregated result set. | | anysearch_extract | Fetch a URL and return its readable content as markdown (via AnySearch's MCP extract tool). | | anysearch_domains | List the curated sub-domains under a top-level capability domain (via MCP get_sub_domains); useful for discovering valid tags. |

Search and batch results include titles, URLs, snippets, extracted content and total_results / search_time_ms metadata. Oversized outputs are truncated to pi's tool output limits, byte-safely for multi-byte text.

Installation

pi install npm:@wolido/pi-anysearch

For local development, load the extension directly from the repo:

pi -e /path/to/pi-anysearch/src/index.ts

Configuration

The API key is resolved on first tool execution, with the following precedence (first hit wins):

  1. Environment variableANYSEARCH_API_KEY

    export ANYSEARCH_API_KEY="sk-..."
  2. Project config<project>/.pi/pi-anysearch/config.json

    { "apiKey": "sk-..." }

    Read only when the project is trusted by pi; config files from untrusted projects are ignored so a malicious repository cannot inject an API key.

    ⚠️ This file contains a plaintext key — add .pi/pi-anysearch/config.json to your project's .gitignore.

  3. Global config~/.pi/agent/pi-anysearch/config.json (same JSON format)

  4. Anonymous mode — no key found: requests are sent without an Authorization header and are rate-limited by the AnySearch service.

Get a key at anysearch.ai.

Development

npm install
npm test           # vitest, 63 tests
npm run typecheck  # tsc --noEmit

Layout:

  • src/anysearch.ts — AnySearch client: POST /v1/search envelope API plus a stateful MCP Streamable HTTP session (initializenotifications/initializedtools/call) for extract/domains.
  • src/config.ts — API key resolution (env → trusted project config → global config → anonymous).
  • src/index.ts — pi extension factory registering the four tools (TypeBox schemas via StringEnum for provider compatibility); clients are created lazily and cached per cwd + trust state.
  • tests/ — vitest suite with a mock fetch/MCP harness (tests/helpers/).

License

MIT © 2026 liuyu