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AI Search Hub

One Query. All Search.

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Repo Type Status Mode

Claude Code OpenAI Codex CLI Cursor Kiro OpenClaw Google Antigravity OpenCode Multi-Language MIT License

An open-source skill for aggregating platform-native AI search. Pull WeChat Official Accounts, Douyin, Weibo, and more through major AI platforms, then let them collect, clean, and structure the data for your OpenClaw.


Plug Big-Tech Native Search into Your OpenClaw

AI Search Hub is an open-source skill that turns fragmented AI search surfaces, page-extraction abilities, and the native data worlds behind those platforms into one reusable orchestration hub.

It is not just for one-query, all-search workflows. Give it a link and it can also borrow the page understanding, search, and extraction abilities already refined by major AI platforms. More importantly, it lets you reach data that those platforms are better positioned to surface, such as WeChat Official Accounts, Douyin, Weibo, and other native content ecosystems, then let them collect, clean, and structure the result for your agents and workflows.

It is not trying to make you maintain:

  • fragile crawler stacks and brittle parsing rules
  • separate browser automation and login recovery flows for every provider
  • endless login, captcha, rate-limit, and anti-bot recovery
  • direct work against fragmented entry points like WeChat, Douyin, Weibo, and the open web
  • link-by-link body extraction, ad removal, noise cleanup, key-point extraction, and structuring by hand
  • manual stitching of scattered results at the end

Its job is simple:

Give it a question and let those platforms search for you. Give it a link and let them fetch, read, clean, and structure it for you. The hardest data entry points are exactly where you let major platforms do the work for your agent.

Grok run result
Real Grok run result
Doubao run result
Real Doubao run result
MiniMax run result
Real MiniMax run result

Install

AI Search Hub is not a traditional SDK. It is a skill.

Give this repository to any skill-capable agent or tool such as OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, and let it install or mount the skill directly.


Traditional Workflow vs AI Search Hub

Traditional workflow AI Search Hub
🔧 Build crawlers yourself
You own scraping, parsing, and long-term maintenance
⚡ Reuse platform-native search
Plug directly into mature search surfaces
🧩 One automation flow per provider
Every new source adds one more integration to maintain
🚀 One query, multi-provider dispatch
Use one entrypoint for multiple search providers
🛡️ Constant anti-bot handling
Login, rate limits, and UI changes drain engineering time
🎯 Lean on existing platform entry points
Reduce repeated recovery work and focus on orchestration
🔍 Endless keyword tuning
Usable coverage often needs constant search tweaking
🧠 Reuse provider-optimized search logic
Reuse ranking, retrieval, and interaction patterns
🧱 Manual result stitching
You still need to unify scattered outputs afterward
📦 Unified output for agents and workflows
Pull results back into one reusable output channel

Supported Platforms

These platforms are not side notes. They are the search surfaces AI Search Hub orchestrates first.

Currently integrated: Gemini / Grok / Doubao / Yuanbao / LongCat / Qwen / MiniMax / Kimi

Platform Search Strength Typical Coverage Status
Gemini
Google-first discovery
Google search web discovery knowledge lookup Google public web knowledge sites Good
Grok
Real-time social search
X / Twitter live signals trend discovery real-time posts social chatter trending topics Good
Doubao
Chinese trend sensing
Chinese understanding hot topics content summarization Douyin Chinese content trending discussions Good
Yuanbao
Chinese source supplement
Chinese supplement official account lookup source cross-checking WeChat Official Accounts Chinese web public content Good
LongCat
Chinese knowledge blend
Chinese knowledge industry context structured summaries Chinese knowledge bases industry reports public information Good
Qwen / Tongyi
Chinese web expansion
Chinese search web Q&A public content Chinese web search surfaces open information Good
MiniMax Agent
General Chinese assistant
Chinese chat general web tasks consumer queries general Chinese prompts lifestyle questions broad assistance Good
Kimi
Long-context exploration
long context document reading information structuring long-form content research material public web Good
Perplexity
Web-native answer engine
web search source citation fast summaries public web news sites knowledge content Future
Claude
Reasoning and synthesis
complex reasoning information synthesis long-form summarization research material multi-source synthesis knowledge Q&A Future
Wenxin
Baidu ecosystem expansion
Chinese search Baidu ecosystem public web Chinese pages search results public sites Future
More Vertical Sources
Extensible surface
continuous expansion new surfaces new providers vertical communities industry sites niche content sources Future

How it works

1. Receive one query

The user or agent asks one question only once. No repeated rewriting per provider.

2. Dispatch across providers

The same query is sent to multiple providers so each one can search the ecosystem it knows best.

3. Reuse platform-native strengths

Gemini is strong at Google and web search, but is still an experimental integration here. Grok is strong at X / Twitter and real-time discovery. Doubao leans into Douyin and Chinese trends, Yuanbao leans into WeChat-adjacent supplementation, Qwen leans into the public web, and LongCat leans into Chinese knowledge and industry context.

4. Collect and normalize results

Outputs from multiple providers are pulled back into a single channel, ready for normalization, fusion, and workflow consumption.

5. Return to your workflow

The final output is meant for agents, research pipelines, monitoring systems, and automation workflows, not just browser tabs.


Search Worlds It Can Reach

By reusing platform-native search capabilities, AI Search Hub can indirectly reach these core search worlds:

🌐 Global Web
Google, public websites, knowledge pages
⚡ Real-Time Social
X / Twitter, Reddit, live discussions
🔥 Chinese Trends
Weibo, Douyin, Chinese hot topics
📰 WeChat Ecosystem
WeChat Official Accounts, source supplements
🧭 Overseas Signals
overseas social media, public trend signals
🏮 Chinese Internet
Chinese web pages, vertical sites, content ecosystems
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  • Google
  • Weibo
  • Douyin
  • X / Twitter
  • Reddit
  • WeChat Official Accounts
  • public web pages
  • overseas social media
  • Chinese internet ecosystems

The point is not to crawl every platform yourself. The point is:

Let platforms search the worlds they already know best.


Advanced Usage

Example Configuration

# agents/openai.yaml
interface:
  display_name: "AI Search Hub"
  short_description: "Run AI Search Hub browser scripts across supported AI platforms"
  default_prompt: "Use $ai-search-hub to run one of the repository chat sites with automatic Chrome debug startup and login waiting."

policy:
  allow_implicit_invocation: true

This is not a conceptual interface. It is the actual agent configuration snippet currently used in the repository. The runtime entrypoint is still scripts/run_web_chat.py.


Example Request

python3 scripts/run_web_chat.py \
  --site doubao \
  --prompt "Help me plan a Xinjiang travel route" \
  --output out/doubao_xinjiang_route.txt

python3 scripts/run_web_chat.py \
  --site grok \
  --prompt "Summarize Elon Musk's posts on X from the last 14 days, list them by date in descending order, and include links" \
  --output out/grok_musk_recent.txt

Example Output

Doubao output excerpt:

1. Northern Xinjiang classic loop, 7-10 days
Urumqi -> Heavenly Lake -> Keketuohai -> Burqin -> Five-Colored Beach -> Kanas -> Hemu -> Urho Ghost City -> Sayram Lake

2. Ili grassland and flower route, 6-8 days
Urumqi -> Sayram Lake -> Guozigou -> Huocheng lavender -> Tekes -> Kalajun -> Xiata -> Nalati -> Duku Highway

Grok output excerpt:

2026-03-15: Starlink now available in Kuwait
2026-03-15: Couldn't script it better
2026-03-15: SpaceX 24th anniversary related post

Overall, the recent pattern on X is mostly three buckets: xAI/Grok and X platform promotion, Starlink/SpaceX, and frequent political commentary.

MiniMax output excerpt:

Based on Bilibili's trending board, here is a recent hot-video summary:

Games:
2. Prism 2033 gameplay reveal and first PV
6. I regretted bringing my friend to the dam

Lifestyle / outdoors:
1. Brother Niu, am I going to die too...
3. Rescuing a fox on a snowy mountain, but with one million farmers

Trend summary:
Hottest theme: the snowy-mountain fox rescue series
Popular categories: game animation, social observation, science explainers, emotional music

FAQ

Is this a crawler framework? No. It is a search capability aggregation skill.

Do I still need browser automation for every provider? Reducing that burden is exactly what AI Search Hub is trying to do.

Do I still need to tune keywords constantly? Far less than traditional workflows, because AI Search Hub tries to reuse search systems already optimized by the platforms.

Why is this useful for agents? Because agents need search as a reusable capability, not a pile of brittle scripts.

Can I add more providers? Yes. The design is intentionally lightweight and extensible.


Contributing

Issues and PRs are welcome.

If you also believe the future of search should not be one more crawler stack, but one smarter way to use all existing AI search surfaces together, feel free to contribute.


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