Overview

Web lets you search the web with Brave Search to discover current information and use fetch_page to read full article content. After reading, it summarizes findings and cites sources with URLs to support your answer.

How This Skill Works

You start by using the search tool (Brave Search) to identify relevant URLs. Then fetch_page visits a promising result and extracts readable content. Finally, you summarize the findings and cite sources with URLs.

When to Use It

• Research up-to-date information on a topic with Brave Search
• Verify facts by cross-checking multiple sources
• Pull full article content from URLs for analysis
• Compare product specs or policy details across pages
• Create a cited brief with URLs for reporting or decision making

Quick Start

1. Step 1: Use search to find relevant URLs with Brave Search (limit to 3 queries).
2. Step 2: Run fetch_page on the most promising results to read full content.
3. Step 3: Summarize key findings and provide citations with URLs.

Best Practices

• Start with precise, targeted Brave Search queries
• Use fetch_page to extract readable text from promising results
• Read full content before summarizing to avoid misinterpretation
• Cite sources with URLs after the summary
• Respect the 3-search-queries-per-task limit

Example Use Cases

• Summarize a breaking news topic with sources
• Verify vendor specifications by pulling product pages
• Compile a policy brief citing government or NGO pages
• Compare academic abstracts across journals
• Build a briefing with multiple sources and URLs

Frequently Asked Questions