moark-web-search

# Web Search This skill allows users to search web content through the `/web-search` API. It is suitable for information lookup, recent content discovery, webpage search, image search, and video search. ## Usage Ensure you have installed the required dependency (`pip install requests`). Use the bundled script to perform the search. ```bash python {baseDir}/scripts/perform_web_search.py \ --query "阿里巴巴2024年的ESG报告" \ --summary true \ --freshness noLimit \ --count 10 \ --api-key YOUR_API_KEY ``` ## Options - `--query` - Search keywords or a natural language question. - `--summary` - Whether to include summaries in the results. Accepts `true` or `false`. Default is `true`. - `--freshness` - Time filter. Options: `noLimit`, `oneDay`, `oneWeek`, `oneMonth`, `oneYear`. - `--count` - Number of results to return. Default is `10`. - `--api-key` - API key used in the `Authorization: Bearer` header. If omitted, read from `GITEEAI_API_KEY`. ## Workflow 1. Execute `perform_web_search.py` with the user parameters. 2. Parse the script output and find the line starting with `SEARCH_RESULTS_JSON:`. 3. Extract the JSON payload from that line. 4. Summarize the most relevant results for the user, prioritizing `webPages.value`. ## Notes - The response language should be consistent with the user's question. - Prefer `webPages.value` unless the user explicitly asks for images or videos. - If the user asks for recent information, set `--freshness` accordingly. - If the API returns no results, say that directly instead of fabricating answers. - If `GITEEAI_API_KEY` is missing, the user must provide `--api-key`. - The script prints `SEARCH_RESULTS_JSON:` in the output. Always parse that line.