Small Python scripts, each one a real job your agent can do.
For developers, marketers and analysts. Each one uses the Desearch API and links to its source.
One a day for the next few weeks. Link on LinkedIn.
One agent task: "What has been published about open source AI agent frameworks since September 1?"
One Desearch web search call with a start date and page text. Every result came back inside the date range, with the full page text.
#searchAPI
Give Desearch crawl a URL it can't fetch and it now tells you plainly that the URL is invalid.
Less guessing when your agent hits a bad link.
#searchAPI
The replies under a post often say more than the post itself.
Here's how to pull replies to any public X post as structured JSON with one call 🧵
Add context with GET /twitter/post for the original post and GET /twitter/post/retweeters for who reposted it.
Builder tip: one Desearch web search call can ask for page text and a publish-date window together.
Fresh pages, full text, one request.
#searchAPI
Most web agents run the same loop: find pages, then read them.
With Desearch that is two GET calls. Here's the whole pattern 🧵
Every billable response carries X-Desearch-Cost-Usd and X-Desearch-Usage-Count headers, so your agent can log what each search and each page cost.
Need results from a specific window?
Set a start and end date on Desearch web search and keep results inside that publish range.
#searchAPI
Want an agent or dashboard to follow an Instagram hashtag?
You need three calls: find the accounts, pull the posts, read the comments. All public data, all JSON 🧵
Bonus: count the hashtags across results and you see which neighboring tags your audience uses. It's an easy way to widen a monitor.






