BrowserPilot
API DocumentationIntroducing BrowserPilot, an advanced tool that elevates the way you interact with the web. This nifty solution not only allows users to insert a URL - or even multiple URLs - but it also offers potential interactions. With a focus on real-time search results, BrowserPilot fetches and analyzes information from an array of URLs, reducing the struggle of haphazard internet searches. It's designed for a plethora of inquiries ranging from the mundane to the complex; be it trivial weather updates, deep-dive restaurant reviews, comprehensive rental options, or an ardent shopping expedition. BrowserPilot guarantees that the most recent and pertinent results are always within reach. Its functionality is enhanced by an intuitive system that demands either a 'link' or 'query' field to be populated, thereby ensuring requests are never left unanswered. For a truly personalized experience, users can also provide a specific link, against which the tool will run a thorough search based on the provided query - a process that transforms complex information scouting into a swift, streamlined operation. Welcome to the world of Internet browsing, reimagined.
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Example Prompts
"Can you find the HTML metadata, title, and content of the web page at this link?"
"I need to know the primary content, meta info, and title of the website associated with this URL."
"What's the title and main content of the page at this website address?"
"Can you fetch me the HTML metadata, content, and title from this particular web page?"
"I need information from a page at this link, can you help me retrieve it?"
"Can you help me transcode the web page information from this URL?"
"I am looking for the HTML metadata, content, and title from a web page. Here's the link."
"Can you transcode and fetch the content from this website for me?"
"Please pull up the title, metadata, and primary content of the page at this link."
"I need a search done on this URL, can you fetch me the title, metas, and content?"
Description for AI
This tool allows users to provide a URL (or URLs) and optionally interact with it. And whether users need specific information or intend to conduct a search, this tool connects to a search engine and provide real-time relevant content. For example, the user's intention may be to find or enquire about restaurants, rentals, weather, shopping, this tool can connect to the internet and return the latest results.
** Rules:**
1.Mandatory Fields:The 'link' and 'query' fields cannot both be empty when making a request.
2.No Direct Link:If a user does not specify a direct link within their request, the 'link' field should be left empty. The 'query' field should be populated with search terms based on the user's language, possibly enhanced with suitable search modifiers to refine the results.3.Providing a Link:When the user’s prompt includes a link, you should put the link in the field ‘link’ and put the question/instruction in the field ‘query’. For example, the user input 'Information about fruits on https://www.example.com/xxx', the 'link' field should be: 'https://www.example.com/xxx', The 'query' field should be expressed in the user's language as: 'Information about fruits'.