Use web search when freshness matters
Use Edvin's web search for current information, changing facts, competitor research, API docs, laws, prices, and news.
Updated May 21, 2026
What you will have
Outcome
A source-aware answer with relevant links, a short synthesis, and a recommendation.
Use search for unstable facts
Ask Edvin to search when facts may have changed: pricing, documentation, laws, schedules, competitors, product releases, and current events.
Request source-backed synthesis
Ask for sources plus implications. Edvin should explain what the sources mean for your decision, not only list links.
Turn results into work
After research, ask Edvin to create a brief, comparison sheet, decision memo, or next-action list.
Try it in chat
Use this as a starting point. Add your real goal, source material, and deadline.
“Search the web for the latest Vercel AI SDK changes and summarize what matters.”
More ways to ask
“Search for the latest Stripe Checkout changes and tell me what affects my app.”
“Research competitors for my landing page builder idea.”
“Find current pricing for these tools and make a comparison table.”
Things worth knowing
- Do not search for stable facts unless needed.
- Ask Edvin to separate facts from recommendations.
- Use Settings to control automatic search behavior.
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