Google Search

Modified on Mon, 30 Dec, 2024 at 4:08 PM

The Google Search skill helps you find accurate and relevant information from the web. It provides direct answers to your questions and links to web pages where you can explore the topic further.

How It Works

You provide the skill with a question, keyword, or topic you want to search for. The skill processes your query and retrieves relevant information from the web using the Google search engine. It typically provides a direct answer to your query (if available) and includes links to related web pages for further exploration.

Input	Output
Search query: The question or topic you want to search for.	Direct answer: For straightforward queries, the skill may provide a concise, direct answer based on the top search result. Links to webpages: Direct links to relevant webpages where you can find more detailed information.

When to Use It

To find quick answers to questions.
To explore a topic.
To look up resources, articles, or guides.

Example

Related Skills

Web Browser: Use this skill to visit and explore the webpages found through Google Search.
Wikipedia: For direct summaries or detailed information from Wikipedia.
Google Scholar: If you’re searching for academic papers or research articles.
Google News: To find the latest news articles related to your query.
Google Image Search: If you’re looking for visual content related to your query.

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