Agentic web search and analysis
Runs an agentic, web-grounded search for any research question and returns a written answer with source citations.
When to use this endpoint:
- Agentic search over public web data
- Local market questions (combine with search_country / search_city filters)
- Any question that cannot be answered from internal data alone
Choosing a depth (search_preset): start with fast-search for simple questions. Use pro-search when answer quality and source coverage matter (recommended for business research). Reserve deep-research and advanced-deep-research for complex multi-source research where a longer response time is acceptable.
Authorizations
Use a Bearer token to access these API endpoints. Example: "Bearer {your-token}"
Body
The research question or analysis instruction. Be specific: name the company, market, and what to compare — specific questions return far better answers than broad ones.
4000"What are the most common customer questions when booking a dental appointment?"
Optional output language (ISO 639-1, e.g. en, tr, fr, de). The answer is written in this language. Defaults to the workspace language.
"tr"
Optional ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (TR, US, DE, FR, GB...). Localizes search results to that market. Use when the question is market-specific.
"TR"
Optional state, province, or administrative region for finer localization. Use together with search_country.
"Istanbul"
Optional city for local questions (e.g. local vendors, local services). Use together with search_country.
"Istanbul"
Optional latitude for precise location-based search. Use with search_longitude and search_country.
41.0082
Optional longitude for precise location-based search. Use with search_latitude and search_country.
28.9784
Optional ISO 639-1 language codes. Restricts which source languages are searched — e.g. ['tr'] to research only Turkish sources. Independent from the output language.
10Optional domain allow/deny list, maximum 20 entries. Plain domain includes it ('example.com'), '-' prefix excludes it ('-wikipedia.org'). Use to pin research to official sites or to exclude noisy sources.
20Search depth. When to use each value:
- fast-search (default): fastest and lowest cost. Simple questions, short factual answers, quick summaries. Typical response in seconds.
- pro-search: balanced speed and quality with better source coverage. Recommended default for business research and most production use.
- deep-research: slow, multi-source research. Complex questions, market overviews, detailed comparisons. Can take minutes.
- advanced-deep-research: slowest and most exhaustive. In-depth reports where completeness matters more than speed.
fast-search, pro-search, deep-research, advanced-deep-research "pro-search"