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pi-web-access update: the agent can now search, then pull specific values off a page instead of reading the whole thing. Clairic returns just what you asked for, with the line it came from, and flags anything it isn't sure of. When in codemode the values come back as typed... show more

Nico Bailon

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Kipoovor 4 Tagen

nice job，我觉得pi-web-access可以成为pi的内置插件

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.vor 4 Tagen

web access and generally speaking, file/computer access, should be a default functionality in Pi agent

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Rubenvor 4 Tagen

Thank you @nicopreme. What resources would you reccomend for understanding how agents use web search and its different variations? I could not find any comprehensive review.

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Diego Cerdanvor 4 Tagen

Thank you for the Pi extension. Looking good! I will try it out and maybe replace my current custom SearXNG skill.

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HMvor 4 Tagen

Keeping the source line is the good part. For prices, I'd want the billing period and 'starting at' qualifier attached too. A clean number can be misleading on its own.

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Sandip Bhattacharya 🌏✌️vor 4 Tagen

Is this an exact string/regex match on the content? or a subagent based semantic extraction?

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kaycevor 4 Tagen

有点像codemode了

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Veyrovor 4 Tagen

The uncertainty flag is the part I'd want to keep in the typed result too. A script needs to distinguish “not found” from a confidently extracted zero.

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Niko Petrovvor 4 Tagen

Cutting tool tokens by 60% is huge, context window was killing us.

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Jonathan Vitalvor 4 Tagen

What a gain!!

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Ravivor 4 Tagen

an agent that grabs the one value it needs and shows the line it came from already reads docs better than most of us

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Web制作出身のAI・Webアプリ開発者vor 3 Tagen

全文を渡さず、必要な値と根拠の行だけを返し、不確かな箇所も示す設計は、調査の速さと検証しやすさを両立できますね。エージェントに任せる範囲を広げても出典を追えるのは、実務で大事だと思います。

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Peter Dovevor 4 Tagen

Nice. Targeted extraction should cut token waste and simplify price scripts

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BreezeOgvor 4 Tagen

does it ever pull the wrong value and still show a source

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