Add web_search_engine option #50
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Adds a new `web_search` option that allows users to explicitly choose the web search engine: "native" (provider's built-in search) or "exa". Also makes the existing `online` option explicitly use the exa engine. Raises an error if both `online` and `web_search` are provided. Closes simonw#41 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Adds a new
web_search_engineoption that allows users to explicitly choose the web search engine: "native" (provider's built-in search) or "exa".If none is provided (i.e. only "online"), default to "undefined" (which per the OpenRouter docs means that
nativeis preferred if available, and otherwiseexais selected).Note that
nativedoes not seem to be widely available, and in particular isn't anymore for the examples listed in the docs; I could only get it to acceptnativeforgpt-5. Still, it allows figuring out which models supportnativein the first place without paying for an Exa search each time.Closes #41
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