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I've successfully implemented a web search tool for your JAF framework with the following features:
### Created Files:
1. **`src/adk/tools/webSearchTool.ts`** - Main web search tool implementation with:
- Support for multiple search providers (Tavily and Bing)
- Configurable via environment variables (`SEARCH_API_KEY` and `SEARCH_PROVIDER`)
- Options for regional search, language filtering, safe search, and result limits
- Returns structured results with title, URL, snippet, and relevance score
2. **`examples/web_search.ts`** - Comprehensive example demonstrating:
- Direct tool execution for "latest RBI UPI guidelines" query
- Regional search with India-specific results
- Multiple provider support (switching between Tavily and Bing)
- Error handling with helpful setup instructions
### Key Features:
- **Provider Abstraction**: Clean interface for search providers, making it easy to add new ones
- **Environment Configuration**: Reads API keys from `process.env.SEARCH_API_KEY`
- **Structured Results**: Returns array of `{title, url, snippet, relevanceScore?}`
- **Flexible Options**: Support for max results, region, language, and safe search filtering
- **JAF Integration**: Follows the framework's functional patterns using `createFunctionTool`
### Usage:
```typescript
const webSearchTool = createWebSearchTool();
const result = await webSearchTool.execute(
{ query: "latest RBI UPI guidelines", maxResults: 3 },
context
);
```
The tool is ready to use. Set the `SEARCH_API_KEY` environment variable with your Tavily or Bing API key to enable web search functionality.
Created a **core web search tool** in `src/tools/webSearchTool.ts` that:
1. **Follows JAF core Tool interface** - Uses the proper `Tool<A, Ctx>` type with zod schemas
2. **Multi-provider support** - Tavily and Bing search providers
3. **Environment configuration** - Reads from `SEARCH_API_KEY` and `SEARCH_PROVIDER`
4. **Returns structured data** - `{title, url, snippet, relevanceScore?}` array
5. **Uses ToolResponse** - Proper success/error handling with core ToolResponse class
The tool is ready to use in agents:
```typescript
import { webSearchTool } from './src/tools/webSearchTool';
const agent = createAgent({
tools: [webSearchTool],
// ...
});
```
Example at `examples/web_search.ts` shows all features including regional search and provider switching.
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