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Congrats on the launch @trahant! Filtering SEO spam before it hits the context window is the underrated part, most agents are one bad Reddit thread away from confidently hallucinating.

Congrats !!! Does AnySearch return citations, confidence scores, or relevance rankings so downstream agents can reason about the reliability of each result?

The de-dupe plus parallel trusted-source angle is the useful part here, since most agent failures I see are stale or duplicated context rather than missing data. One operator question: can I scope the trusted-source set per agent (e.g. pin a support bot to our own docs plus a couple of domains), or is the source list global across all calls? That is the line between this being safe for a customer-facing agent versus just research.

the bit about agents not being able to skim and decide like humans is exactly the right framing — what does the output structure look like, json schema or more like markdown blocks?

Congrats on the launch and the #1 spot! I run research agents internally and messy search results are genuinely my biggest reliability problem, so this is timely. Quick question: can I restrict searches to my own whitelist of domains per query? For things like competitive research I only trust maybe 15 sources, and “trusted sources” chosen by the tool is not the same as trusted by me.

the dedup and structuring part is the interesting bit to me, most "search for agents" pitches i've seen just wrap a regular search API. what happens when two trusted sources genuinely disagree on a fact, does anysearch pick one and present it as ground truth or does it surface both and let the agent reason about it

I noticed the promise of parallel searches across trusted sources. How much faster is it compared with a normal search workflow? A few real examples with measurable improvements would answer that quickly.

This is a good direction for agent tooling. The hard part is not just search quality, it is making the agent carry source confidence forward instead of turning a clean JSON result into false certainty. I would love to see provenance, freshness, and failure states treated as first-class fields in the response.

Heya! How is this better than https://parallel.ai/ for instance?

I appreciate the focus on developers instead of building another search box. What happens when an agent needs niche information from smaller websites? adding an option to include verified custom sources make the platform much more flexible.

How does AnySearch decide which sources count as "trusted" for a given query, and can I override that list if I want to pull from a specific site or domain?

The MCP + Skill support is the right call, that's clearly where agent tooling is heading. Curious about one thing: for slower-moving verticals like legal or academic sources vs something like finance that needs to stay close to real-time, are you running different caching/refresh strategies per domain, or is it one unified layer? Also nice that you published actual numbers against Brave and Parallel instead of the usual "faster and smarter" launch copy, that's rare to see.

Fitting into existing workflows matters more than building a new interface.

Finally gave this a spin with a small research task and was honestly surprised how clean the results came back, already sorted and grouped so my agent didn't have to do the busywork.

The part that stands out is filtering duplicate results and SEO content first.

Multi-source retrieval feels more trustworthy than relying on one search source.