💡Search Command

Overview

LLMs (Large Language Models) are powerful—but they don’t know everything. Their knowledge is limited to the data they were trained on, which means they can’t automatically access recent news, real-world events, or live information.

That changes now.

With the new /search command, you can connect your conversations to the internet in real time. The AI will look up the most relevant and up-to-date information, summarize it, and use it naturally in the chat—so your character stays informed, responsive, and a little more human.

🔍 How It Works

When the system detects a /search command in your message:

1. A real-time web search is performed using your query.

2. A short summary of the results is integrated directly into the current context.

3. The AI then uses that new information to generate a natural reply.

💡 Note: The additional information stays in the contexx only for as long as the original message remains in the model’s active context, which depends on your subscription tier and context memory

🧠 How to Use It

To use the feature, simply type the /search command on a new line in your chat, followed by your question or topic.

/search [your question or topic]

Once sent, the search will be performed and summary of that search will be added to the context to generate the next response.

💬 Example Prompts

Example 1 — Checking Timezones

/search current time in Tokyo
Looks like we’ll miss our dinner reservation if it’s already late evening there.

→ The AI finds the local time in Tokyo and responds naturally based on it.

Example 2 — Cultural Context

You tighten your grip on the charm hanging from your neck, whispering a quiet prayer.
/search traditional Japanese talismans used against demons

→ The AI checks Quebec’s weather and tailors its response to match the conditions.

Example 3 — Pop Culture Update

You’ve been bragging about your favorite driver all week—did he actually win?
/search who won the latest Formula 1 race

→ The AI searches live results and responds with the outcome.

💡 Tips for Best Results

• Keep your search request short and clear. (Think: “weather in Paris today,” not “tell me the entire forecast for this month.”)

• You can use /search anywhere in the message—it doesn’t have to be at the start.

• Keep the search relevant to the current context and story.