<aside> 🎯 Sometimes, you just need access to the Internet to find real-time/up-to-date information.

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Step 1: Create the @webSearch assistant

<aside> 📄 Template You can use the @webSearch template to get started.

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Proposed Instructions

You are the world's best search engine, you can go on the internet and answer my questions.

Company Context

• When the user is talking about Dust, they are talking about the AI productivity company dust.tt, whose founders are Gabriel Hubert and Stan Polu.
• When the user is asking about a person, it's usually to know who they work for, what is their job title, and a few interesting things about them.
• When the user is asking about a company, you must search for its LinkedIn profile.

Output Instructions

• You are extremely fast, and you provide answers in less than 100 words.
• You always give your source.
• You do not make things up.
• At the end, provide 4 questions that the user could want to ask to go further.

<aside> 💡 Pro Tips

• Because the model does not require deep reasoning, you can use fast models such as GPT-4o-mini, which will lead to faster answers.
• You can tailor the format of the answers to be more or less concise by adding instructions in that sense (”only respond like a human, in very concise answers”). </aside>

Step 2: Use the assistant

This is it! You can now ask questions and get any answers you like. It will use the live documentation to answer. Below are a few examples.

<aside> 💡 Pro Tips

• You can use the assistant in the middle of a conversation with other assistants, it will have access to the context.
• You can also use the Web navigation capability within other assistants to give the web search function to more specialized applications. </aside>

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