Search Skills
Three search and extraction skills: a search layer that queries several web-search services in parallel, scores results by the intent of the question, removes duplicates and follows citation chains; a URL-to-Markdown extractor that falls back to a document-parsing service for sites that block scraping; and a wrapper for the MinerU parsing service that converts PDF, Office and HTML documents to Markdown. The search and parsing services need the user's own API keys, and the main documentation is in Simplified Chinese. Aimed at people who want an agent to gather and read sources from several search engines at once.
- Multi-source investigation
Source: blessonism/search-skills · pinned commit 9e4ab57
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EDITORIAL GUIDE
Multiple search providers still need one evidence standard
Provider routing can widen discovery, but repeated search hits are not independent confirmation. Keep source provenance and service permissions explicit.
LuluSkill’s own reading of this project, not a summary of its README. About 3 minutes to read
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When this project fits
Consider this collection when a research question needs source discovery beyond one search service or extraction from linked documents. The README distinguishes search providers, extraction and a research lane; choose the lane that matches the missing evidence rather than invoking every tool.
When to choose something else
Several engines can return the same underlying article. Do not interpret that as several independent witnesses. Extraction also does not authorize access to restricted material, and a fluent synthesis cannot repair a stale source or a quotation that loses its original context.
What to provide and what to expect
Provide a bounded question, time window, preferred primary sources and a citation format. Expect candidate sources or extracted passages with provenance. Ask for a claim ledger separating supported facts, conflicting accounts and gaps instead of a single confident narrative.
Tools, permissions and boundaries
Some provider paths depend on Python, network access and service credentials; others use host search capabilities. Those dependencies must be configured separately. Before sending a query or document, consider what information the selected service receives and whether usage incurs cost.
The tradeoff and an alternative
For a known primary document, reading it directly may be faster and easier to audit. A multi-provider workflow earns its complexity when discovery is genuinely incomplete. Deduplicate by underlying source and preserve the search scope so a future reader can understand coverage.
A small acceptance exercise
Proposed exercise: investigate one dated claim with two independent primary sources. Check publication and event dates, resolve duplicated syndication, and open the cited passage. Reject a summary if its strongest claim appears only in a search snippet or an unattributed extraction.
Source, version and what was actually read
The pinned README provider overview, extraction description and research-lane distinction were read. Provider scripts, paid services and document extraction accuracy were not evaluated. LuluSkill did not install or run this project; the exercise above is a proposed reader check, not a reported result.
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