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# π pi-web-providers
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A _meta_ web extension for [pi](https://pi.dev)
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A _meta_ web extension for [pi](https://pi.dev) that routes search, content
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## Why?
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**pi-web-providers** takes a different approach: it doesn't do web work itself.
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Instead it dispatches every request to a **configurable set of providers**,
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giving you maximum flexibility and choice when it comes to consuming web results.
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The tool surface is **capability-based, not static**. At startup the extension
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inspects which providers are available and what each one supports, then registers
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only the tools that make sense. If your active provider offers search and
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content extraction but not deep research, the agent never sees a research tool.
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The extension also separates **available tools** from the **active tool set**.
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agent run, it removes tools that are no longer available but keeps any managed
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tool prompt aligned with the tools that the agent can actually call.
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Most web extensions hard-wire a single backend. **pi-web-providers** lets you
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mix and match providers per tool instead, so `web_search`, `web_contents`,
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`web_answer`, and `web_research` can each use a different backend or be turned
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## β¨ Features
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- **Batched search and answers** β run several related queries in a single
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`web_search` or `web_answer` call and get grouped results back in one response
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This edits the global config file `~/.pi/agent/web-providers.json`. The
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settings UI mirrors the three sections below: tools, providers, and generic
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Each tool can be routed to any compatible provider:
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| Provider | search | contents | answer | research | Auth |
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| -------------- | :----: | :------: | :----: | :------: | ---------------------- |
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| **Claude** | β | | β | | Local Claude Code auth |
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| **Codex** | β | | | | Local Codex CLI auth |
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| **Exa** | β | β | β | β | `EXA_API_KEY` |
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| **Gemini** | β | | β | β | `GOOGLE_API_KEY` |
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| **Perplexity** | β | | β | β | `PERPLEXITY_API_KEY` |
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| `queries` | string[] | required | One or more search queries to run (max 10) |
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SDK. It accepts `provider`, `maxUrls`, `ttlMs`, and `contentsOptions`, and
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