Web Search Tool

Web Search is a powerful new tool in Go that allows you to retrieve data from the internet. This feature is particularly useful for data enrichment tasks, such as company and competitor research, where a foundation model needs context from the web to provide the best answer.

You can use the Web Search tool to:

• Pull real-time data from the web to answer questions at scale
• Format results as Text, Collection, JSON, or Select/Multi-select properties
• Combine Web Search with Nested Collections for multi-layered research

Demo

Watch this video for a short guide on how to use the Web Search tool:

Setting up Web Search

1. Create a new property in your project
2. Set the Tool to Web Search
3. Configure the property type (Text, Collection, JSON, Select, or Multi-select)
4. Write your prompt, using @ to reference other properties as input variables

Unsure which property type to use? Consider the following framework:

• Text Properties: Use for open-ended queries or detailed information retrieval
• Select/Multi-select Properties: Ideal for categorization or multiple-choice outputs
• JSON Properties: Structured data output for complex information
• Collection Properties: Enable multi-layered research and data structuring

Web Search Tool does not currently output citations or sources, but this is on the roadmap.

If you encounter any issues or have questions about using the Web Search tool, reach out to [email protected].