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web-search-plus-plugin

v2.0.5

Published

OpenClaw plugin: multi-provider web search (Serper/Google, Tavily, Querit/Multilingual AI Search, Exa/Neural+Deep, Perplexity, You.com, SearXNG) with intelligent auto-routing

Readme

web-search-plus-plugin

Multi-provider web search plugin for OpenClaw.

Install

openclaw plugins install clawhub:web-search-plus-plugin

It registers a web_search_plus tool that can query multiple providers and auto-route to the one that best fits the query.

Why use this instead of OpenClaw's built-in web_search?

OpenClaw's built-in web_search uses Brave Search.

You might want this plugin when:

  • Brave returns thin or no results for a query, but Serper/Google or You.com still finds relevant pages.
  • You want research-oriented output; Tavily can return structured results that are easier to summarize.
  • You want semantic discovery; Exa can find related content that plain keyword search may miss.

Supported providers:

  • Serper (Google)
  • Tavily
  • Exa
  • Querit
  • Perplexity
  • You.com
  • SearXNG

What you need

You do not need every provider.

You need at least one configured provider:

  • an API key for any hosted provider, or
  • a SearXNG instance URL

Quick setup

cp .env.template .env
# add at least one API key or SearXNG URL

Then load the plugin in OpenClaw and restart the gateway.

Provider overview

| Provider | Best for | Free tier | Rate limit (free) | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Serper | Google-style general web, news, shopping, local results | Yes | 2,500/mo | | Tavily | Research-style results and summaries | Yes | 1,000/mo | | Exa | Semantic / neural discovery | Yes | 1,000/mo | | Querit | Multilingual and regional search | Yes | Varies | | Perplexity | Answer-style web results with citations | Limited / depends on plan | API credits required | | You.com | General web + answer-oriented results | Limited | 60 req/hr | | SearXNG | Self-hosted metasearch | Yes, self-hosted | Self-hosted, unlimited |

Auto-routing logic

The plugin scores each query against the providers you have configured and picks the best match for that query type. If the first choice is unavailable or fails, it falls back to another configured provider instead of failing immediately.

Notes

  • Auto-routing chooses among configured providers only.
  • If a provider is missing credentials, it is skipped.
  • SearXNG includes SSRF protection by default.
  • SEARXNG_ALLOW_PRIVATE=true disables that protection and should only be used on trusted private networks.

Environment variables

  • SERPER_API_KEY
  • TAVILY_API_KEY
  • EXA_API_KEY
  • QUERIT_API_KEY
  • PERPLEXITY_API_KEY
  • KILOCODE_API_KEY
  • YOU_API_KEY
  • SEARXNG_INSTANCE_URL
  • SEARXNG_ALLOW_PRIVATE

Repository

GitHub: https://github.com/robbyczgw-cla/web-search-plus-plugin