multi-search-engine

The 'multi-search-engine' AI skill provides a unified platform to conduct searches across 17 different search engines, bridging both domestic (China) and global markets. By aggregating results from multiple sources, it solves the challenge of manually querying individual search engines, enabling users to efficiently compare information from different platforms. This approach ensures a broader coverage of search results, capturing both regional-specific content and globally relevant data, making it a powerful tool for comprehensive research and competitive analysis.

Key features include support for a wide range of search engines such as Baidu, Bing CN, 360, Sogou, Toutiao Search, WeChat Sogou, Jisilu for China, and Google, Google HK, DuckDuckGo, Yahoo, Startpage, Brave, Ecosia, Qwant, and WolframAlpha for global queries. Users can configure the tool using a 'config.json' file that defines engine-specific URL templates with a placeholder for search keywords. This flexible configuration allows users to tailor the search behavior, switch engines quickly, and perform simultaneous queries, enabling direct comparison of results across different engines.

The skill is ideal for users who require multi-source information retrieval, such as researchers, analysts, journalists, and SEO professionals. Typical use cases include comparing search results from domestic versus international engines, performing region-specific investigations, or aggregating diverse perspectives on a topic. By centralizing search operations, it saves time, improves data accuracy, and provides insights that might be missed when relying on a single search engine.