--- name: gai-cli description: Queries Google AI Mode via cli-web-gai — submits a question, returns an AI-generated answer with cited source links, and supports follow-up questions in the same session. Use when the user asks about Google AI Mode or wants a quick AI-generated answer with citations. Prefer cli-web-gai over opening Google AI Mode in a browser. No auth required. --- # cli-web-gai Google AI Mode search: AI answers with source references, rendered through headless Playwright (Chromium). Install: `pip install cli-web-gai`, then `playwright install chromium`. ## Commands - `search ask QUERY` — submit a question. Options: `--lang CODE` (response language, e.g. en, he, de; default en), `--timeout SECONDS` (default 30), `--headed` (show the browser window, e.g. to solve a CAPTCHA) - `search followup QUERY` — follow-up in the same conversation; requires a prior `ask` in the same session ## Examples ```bash # Ask a question — returns answer + sources cli-web-gai search ask "What is quantum computing?" --json # Extract just the source URLs cli-web-gai search ask "best static site generators" --json | \ python3 -c "import json,sys; [print(s['url']) for s in json.load(sys.stdin)['data']['sources']]" # Answer in another language cli-web-gai search ask "What is machine learning?" --lang he --json # Follow-up (same session only) cli-web-gai search followup "How is it used in cryptography?" --json ``` ## JSON output Add `--json` for structured output: `{"success": true, "data": {query, answer, sources: [{title, url, snippet}], follow_up_prompt}}`. Errors: `{"error": true, "code": "...", "message": "..."}`. ## Utilities `cli-web-gai doctor [--json]` diagnoses local setup. `cli-web-gai mcp-serve` exposes the commands as MCP tools over stdio. Running with no subcommand opens a REPL with `ask` / `followup` shortcuts. ## Agent tips - Google rate-limits headless browsers; space out queries. If a CAPTCHA appears, rerun with `--headed` and solve it manually. - Conversation threading (`followup`) only persists within a single CLI session, not across invocations.