A comprehensive search integration providing API-less access to 17 global and domestic engines with advanced filtering capabilities.
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The Multi Search Engine skill for Openclaw Skills is a high-performance integration that enables AI agents to query 17 distinct search engines without the need for individual API keys. By covering 8 major Chinese platforms (like Baidu, WeChat, and Toutiao) and 9 international powerhouses (including Google, DuckDuckGo, and WolframAlpha), it provides a truly global information retrieval layer. This skill is optimized for developers who need to implement web crawling, market research, or technical data gathering across diverse geographical and linguistic regions.\n\nUnlike traditional search APIs that impose strict rate limits and costs, this approach leverages direct URL structures to fetch raw search results. It empowers your AI agent to act as a sophisticated research assistant capable of navigating privacy-focused engines like Startpage or performing complex computational queries via WolframAlpha. Within the Openclaw Skills ecosystem, this tool serves as the primary gateway for real-time web awareness and deep-dive data extraction.
Integrating this skill into your Openclaw Skills environment requires no external API credentials. You can implement the search logic directly within your agent's toolkit using the provided URL patterns. To test a search workflow, you can use a bash-like execution environment or internal script calls:\n\nbash\n# No separate package installation is required for these API-less integrations.\n# Simply map your agent's search tool to the following URL patterns.\n\n\nExample implementation for a Google search with time filtering:\njavascript\nweb_fetch({"url": "https://www.google.com/search?q=open+source+llm&tbs=qdr:w"})\n
The skill organizes its search requests through a standardized set of URL parameters and operators. This allows for consistent data retrieval across different engines. The following table highlights the primary data organization features:\n\n| Feature | Parameter | Example Syntax |\n|---------|-----------|----------------|\n| Keyword | q / wd | q=blockchain+technology |\n| Domain Lock | site: | site:stackoverflow.com |\n| Document Filter | filetype: | filetype:pdf |\n| Exact Match | "" | \"generative ai\" |\n| Time Range | tbs=qdr: | tbs=qdr:m (Past Month) |\n| Bang Redirects | ! | !gh (GitHub), !yt (YouTube) |
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