## Gemini Web Search Execute web searches via Gemini CLI to obtain the latest information. ### Usage ```bash # Web search via Gemini CLI (required) gemini --prompt "WebSearch: " ``` ### Basic Examples ```bash # Using Gemini CLI gemini --prompt "WebSearch: React 19 new features" gemini --prompt "WebSearch: TypeError Cannot read property of undefined solution" ``` ### Collaboration with Claude ```bash # Document search and summarization gemini --prompt "WebSearch: Next.js 14 App Router official documentation" "Summarize the search results and explain the main features" # Error investigation cat error.log gemini --prompt "WebSearch: [error_message] solution" "Propose the most appropriate solution from the search results" # Technology comparison gemini --prompt "WebSearch: Rust vs Go performance benchmark 2024" "Summarize the performance differences from the search results" ``` ### Detailed Examples ```bash # Information gathering from multiple sources gemini --prompt "WebSearch: GraphQL best practices 2024 multiple sources" "Summarize information from multiple reliable sources in the search results" # Investigating changes over time gemini --prompt "WebSearch: JavaScript ES2015 ES2016 ES2017 ES2018 ES2019 ES2020 ES2021 ES2022 ES2023 ES2024 features" "Summarize the main changes in each version in chronological order" # Search limited to specific domain gemini --prompt "WebSearch: site:github.com Rust WebAssembly projects stars:>1000" "List the top 10 projects by number of stars" # Latest security information gemini --prompt "WebSearch: CVE-2024 Node.js vulnerabilities" "Summarize the impact and countermeasures of found vulnerabilities" ``` ### Prohibited Items - **Prohibited to use Claude's built-in WebSearch tool** - When web search is needed, always use `gemini --prompt "WebSearch: ..."` ### Important Notes - **When Gemini CLI is available, always use `gemini --prompt "WebSearch: ..."`** - Web search results are not always the latest - It is recommended to verify important information with official documentation or reliable sources