One query. Every engine.

One interface over Brave, Exa, Tavily, Firecrawl, Jina, SearXNG and five more. Search, reverse image search and page reading, all in the same shape. Works as a library, a CLI, an AI SDK tool or an MCP server, your pick.

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providers: 3
capabilities: 4
readers: 4
agent tools

Query in, results out

create("brave") reads the key from env and gives you a provider with one search(). Change the string, the rest of your code stays. This panel walks through 4 queries and replaces each recorded sample with the live answer from the docs worker.

Every provider answers { url, title, snippet }. Score, dates, highlights and full text come along when the engine has them
A filter the provider cannot do lands in ignoredFilters. Nothing gets dropped quietly
Brave, Mojeek, SearXNG, SerpAPI, SerpBase and TinyFish page through an opaque continuation token

Open the explorer

awaitsearch("TypeScript 7 native compiler")

sample

Bravecreate("brave")pagination · next

1
Microsoft Releases TypeScript 7.0 with a Native Go Compiler, Delivering 10x Faster Builds - InfoQ
infoq.com
Microsoft has released TypeScript 7.0, the first stable version of the language to ship its long-in-development native compiler, a faithful port of t…
2
TypeScript 7.0 Native Compiler: What Breaks, What Gets 10x Faster, and How to Migrate - Developers Digest
developersdigest.tech
A practical migration guide for TypeScript 7.0's Go-based native compiler. Verified perf numbers, the full breaking-changes list, real npm commands f…
3
TypeScript 7 Native Compiler: 3x Faster Type Checks in a Real Monorepo
prisma.io
TypeScript 7 ships the compiler as a native Go port. We migrated a large TypeScript monorepo to it: whole-repo type checking went from ~74s to ~24s w…
4
TypeScript 7: The Native Compiler 10x Faster
believemy.com
TypeScript 7 is the first major version to ship a native compiler written in Go, delivering speed gains of 8x to 12x on full builds. Concretely, a pr…

5 results, same { url, title, snippet } from every provider

Fan-out

Ask them all, keep the evidence

One query, every key you have. UTM junk is stripped before URLs are compared, the first provider in order gives the representative record, and one engine hitting a paywall, a rate limit or a timeout does not empty the list. That was the whole point.

searchAll asks every configured provider at once and deduplicates by normalized URL
Each result remembers which providers returned it and keeps every record as evidence
A provider that fails goes to errors. The rest still answer

Fan-out, fallback and pagination

awaitsearchAllDetailed("TypeScript 7 native compiler")

sample

Brave Exa Firecrawl Tavily TinyFish SerpAPI SerpBase

Microsoft Releases TypeScript 7.0 with a Native Go Compiler, Delivering 10x Faster Builds - InfoQ
infoq.com/news/2026/08/typescript-7-released
BraveExa
TypeScript 7.0 Native Compiler: What Breaks, What Gets 10x Faster, and How to Migrate - Developers Digest
developersdigest.tech/blog/typescript-7-native-compiler-mig…
BraveFirecrawlTavilyTinyFish
TypeScript 7 Native Compiler: 3x Faster Type Checks in a Real Monorepo
prisma.io/blog/typescript-7-native-compiler-faster-type-che…
Brave
TypeScript 7: The Native Compiler 10x Faster
believemy.com/en/r/typescript-7-native-go-compiler
Brave
TypeScript 7.0: the native compiler, benchmarks, and what it changes for the web | PAS7 STUDIO
pas7.com.ua/blog/en/typescript-7-native-compiler-2026
Brave

6 unique URLs ·2 returned by more than one provider ·2 failures kept in errors

Read

URL in, page out

You have a URL, you want the page. readUrl gives it back as Markdown, text or HTML. The bound is measured after the provider answers, so a page is never bigger than the agent asked for. Truncated page carries a token for the next slice.

readUrl starts with Jina Reader and moves to Context.dev, Firecrawl or TinyFish when Jina fails in a way that makes sense to retry
maxChars is an exact bound in code points, same on every reader, with a continuation for the rest
readUrlDetailed tells you which reader answered and which ones it tried first

Reading pages

awaitreadUrl("infoq.com…", { maxChars: 900 })

sample

readers Jinarequested · auto

Microsoft Releases TypeScript 7.0 with a Native Go Compiler, Delivering 10x Faster Builds

https://www.infoq.com/news/2026/08/typescript-7-released/

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900 code points · truncated true, continuation token issued

Providers

Eleven adapters, one shape

Exa wants a POST with x-api-key, Brave a GET with X-Subscription-Token, Tavily puts the key in the body. Eleven APIs, eleven ideas about a request. Each adapter maps one of them onto the shared types and says what it can do. The rest of the library just reads that.

Auth, endpoints and response shapes stay inside the adapter where they belong
searchProviders(), searchImageProviders() and readProviders() come from the classes, not from a list someone forgets to update
A custom provider is one class and one register() call

All providers

Bravesearch Context.devsearch · read Exasearch Firecrawlsearch · read Jinasearch · read Mojeeksearch SearXNGsearch SerpAPIsearch · image SerpBasesearch Tavilysearch TinyFishsearch · read Yoursregister(Provider)

Agents

Four tools, every host

searchTool from the /ai subpath is a Vercel AI SDK tool, web mcp serves the same four over stdio. The model gets the normalized answer with the provider diagnostics attached, not prose.

web_search, web_search_image, web_read and web_providers, same schema on every surface
Provider names are checked against the live registry, so a custom provider works in a tool call too
The host abort signal cancels the provider request. Reads default to 20 000 characters

AI SDK, MCP, Pi and OMP

toolweb_search

@agntn/web/ai · MCP · Pi · OMP

input

{
  "query": "TypeScript 7 native compiler",
  "provider": "brave",
  "maxResults": 2
}

output

{
  "provider": "brave",
  "results": [
    {
      "url": "https://www.infoq.com/news/2026/08/typescript-7-relea…",
      "title": "Microsoft Releases TypeScript 7.0 with a Na…",
      "snippet": "Microsoft has released TypeScript 7.0, the…"
    },
    {
      "url": "https://www.developersdigest.tech/blog/typescript-7-n…",
      "title": "TypeScript 7.0 Native Compiler: What Breaks…",
      "snippet": "A practical migration guide for TypeScript…"
    }
  ],
  "ignoredFilters": [],
  "pagination": { "status": "next" }
}

One interface

Same calls, every adapter

Type guards like isReadProvider tell you what a provider can do, the registry tells you which ones exist. Upstream quirks, Brave's extra snippets, Exa's highlights, all of that stays inside the adapter. The public types never see it.

search(), searchByImage() and read() on the providers that have them
AuthError, RateLimitError with retryAfter, HTTPError with the key already redacted from the URL
Every network call takes a signal, a deadline and a concurrency bound

Searching

TSbrave.ts

import { create } from "@agntn/web";

// reads BRAVE_API_KEY from process.env
const provider = create("brave");

const query = "TypeScript 7 native compiler";
const results = await provider.search(query, { maxResults: 5 });

results[0].url;   // "infoq.com…"
results[0].title; // same shape from Brave as from every other provider

Start with one command

Pre-1.0, so pin exact versions. And treat search results and page content as data you did not write, because you did not.

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