Use AI for SearchApi Search Result Research and Location Targeting

Run a specified search engine query, resolve canonical locations, and read cached JSON or HTML search results. Ask your connected AI assistant to explain the results or carry out the specified operation.

What to Ask Leina to Do with SearchApi

Copy a prompt, add your details, and send it to Leina in your connected team chat.

Run a search with explicit engine and locale settings.

Run SearchApi engine [engine] query [query] with gl [country] and hl [language], then summarize returned results and links.

Find a canonical location before a geographically targeted search.

Look up SearchApi location [place], then run engine [engine] query [query] using the selected location.

Get Started with SearchApi

  1. Connect Your Account

    Connect with a SearchApi API key.

  2. Try a Task

    Tell Leina what you need in your team chat. Include the source, destination, and expected result.

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  3. Check the Result

    Review the result and any changes in the connected app.

Supported SearchApi Capabilities

SearchApi connects supported service operations to your AI assistant. Run a specified search engine query, resolve canonical locations, and read cached JSON or HTML search results.

Searches and Locations

Run supported engine searches and resolve canonical locations.

Cached Results and Usage

Read cached results by search ID and account usage.

View All 5 Actions
  • Get Account Info
  • Search
  • Get Locations
  • Get Cached Search Json
  • Get Cached Search Html

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does search require?

Provide engine and q, with supported locale or result controls as needed.

Can I reopen a previous result?

Use a searchId to retrieve its cached JSON or HTML result.

Do results contain full destination pages?

They contain the search payload. Fetching destination pages is a separate step.

Your AI employee for SearchApi

Tell Leina what you need in your team chat. Include the source, destination, and expected result.