Is this just Bing search under the hood?

It's a curated provider stack we route through transparently. The interesting part is that every model in idapt (even ones whose vendor doesn't offer search) can use it.

Do answers cite sources?

Yes. Every web-sourced fact in the response links to its origin URL.

Can agents use web search on their own?

Yes. grant the web-search skill when you create the agent. It can search, cite, and act on what it finds.

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Web search every model can use.

Real-time info, cited sources, every model: no per-provider tax.

Use for Free See pricing

The sources are right there.

Every fact in the reply links back to where it came from. Hover to peek at the source. Click to open it.

SearchedGPT-5.2 pricing vs GPT-5

Works with whichever model you like.

Search isn't tied to one provider. Even models whose maker doesn't offer search can use it here.

Claude Sonnet 4.6

GPT-5.2

Gemini 3.1 Pro

Grok 4.3

Llama 4 Scout

DeepSeek V3.2

Qwen 3 Coder

Mistral Large 3+ 200 more

Stick to the sites you trust.

Just want academic papers? Just want your own company's docs? Tell it where to look.

arxiv.orggithub.comwikipedia.orgopenai.com

What you get

Works with every model

Web search is an idapt skill, not a per-provider feature. Claude gets it, Llama gets it, your offline-trained Qwen variant gets it.

Cited answers

Every claim links back to its source. Hover, verify, click through.

Fresh by default

Searches hit live results: current prices, current news, current versions of the docs you care about.

Domain filters

Constrain to specific sites when you need authority. arxiv only for papers; your-company.com only for internal stuff.

How it works

1
Type /search or @web
Web search becomes an opt-in tool the model can call.
2
Read with citations
Sources sit inline; click any to verify.
3
Refine
Add domain filters, change the time window, redo with a different query.

Frequently asked

Up-to-date, with the sources to back it up.

Ask anything. Get a clear answer and a click-through to where it came from.

Try a search Read the docs

Read the docs

Web search overview

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