LEXMOUNT WEB SEARCH

One query. Find the web sources your agent needs.

Get ranked links, titles and snippets. Then read the pages you need with Web Fetch. Available through the global COM service.

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ILLUSTRATIVE RESULTS · NOT A LIVE SEARCH

PostgreSQL documentation

PostgreSQL: Documentationpostgresql.org/docs · SQL, configuration and administration
PostgreSQL: Tutorialpostgresql.org/docs/current/tutorial.html · Getting started
PostgreSQL: Release Notespostgresql.org/docs/release · Version changes

Less noise. More useful sources.

Domain filters are strict. Language and region are preferences, not guarantees for every result.

Ranked results

Inspect titles, links and snippets before deciding what to read.

Domain scope

Use include_domains and exclude_domains to constrain sources.

Language & region

Provide search preferences for your audience.

SEARCH → FETCH → CONTEXT

From finding a page to reading its content

Search returns candidate sources. Fetch extracts selected pages. Your application organizes the evidence and generates the answer.

curl https://api.lexmount.com/v1/search \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "X-API-Key: $LEXMOUNT_API_KEY" \
  -H "X-Project-Id: $LEXMOUNT_PROJECT_ID" \
  -d '{"query":"PostgreSQL documentation","limit":5}'

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START BUILDING

Start in the way that works for you

Try in Playground

Choose a product and explore its inputs and outputs.

Connect your coding agent

Give your existing tools, such as Codex, access to Lexmount. This is separate from Agent API.

Integrate the API

Add browser, fetch and search capabilities to your application.