Search1API

Search1API gives Claude live access to the public web through the engine that fits each request:

• search: search one chosen engine and get citable results with title, URL, and snippet. Use Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, or Yahoo for the open web, or go straight to X, Reddit, GitHub, YouTube, arXiv, Wikipedia, IMDb, WeChat, or Bilibili. Limit results to a time range, and include or exclude specific sites.
• ask: describe what you need in plain language. Search1API picks the engines and time window that fit, then returns ranked results from all of them.
• maps: find local businesses and places on Google Maps, with address, phone, website, rating, review count, and opening hours when available.
• news: find recent news coverage from Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Yahoo, or Hacker News.
• crawl: read the full, clean text of a public page, from a search result or a link you paste.
• sitemap: discover the links on a page or domain to see how a site is organized.
• trending: see what is popular right now on GitHub or Hacker News.
• render_results: show results Claude already found as browsable source cards. It does not search again or use credits.

Every result carries its canonical URL, so Claude can cite sources in research answers, briefings, and fact checks.

The search and reading tools only read public web content and never post, change, or delete anything. The optional send_feedback tool sends a short note about Search1API to the Search1API team. You sign in with your Search1API account over OAuth, and searches use your Search1API credits.