The Use Search Engine module allows you to conduct web searches on demand, find flights, hotels, and much more. It functions just like Google, allowing you to enrich your tools with relevant information effortlessly.

You can use this module to provide live contextual information from different sources to an AI model.

This module has multiple configurations that can enhance its capabilities.

• Type of search: This allows the type of search to be selected.
  • Web Search is a traditional google search.
  • Flights finds flights on google flights.
  • Hotels finds Hotels on google hotels.
  • Shopping finds products on google shopping.
  • Locations finds locations on google maps.
  • Science Articles finds research papers on google scholar.
  • Images finds images on google images.
• Number of retrieved results: Choose the number of search results to process. Keep in mind that selecting a higher number will increase the time it takes to complete the workflow. The results will be extracted in the order they appear in the search.
• Output as List: If enabled, returns the result as a list of items
• Output as JSON: If enabled, returns the result as a raw JSON result instead of a formatted markdown
• Advanced Options:
  • Continue on Error: If enabled, in case the scraping fails, the output value of Text will contain the value <ERROR>, instead of failing the workflow

The Use Search Engine module has one input and one output:

• Input:
  • Query, the request in natural language. For example for Flights, Lisbon to London on the 13th of August
• Output:
  • Results, the results of the search query in either markdown or JSON format, as previously selected. By default, each result will output individually (list), but you can merge them all together disabling the setting “Output as list”.