Using the @web Tool

What is @web?

@web is Klu's tool for searching the web directly within a chat. It allows users to search external websites without leaving the chat environment. But the real power comes when users combine @web with queries to internal apps or connected platforms like Notion, Google Drive, or Gmail.

How to Use @web for Web Search

Start a Web Search:
- Simply type @web followed by your search query to initiate a web search. For example, @web find the latest marketing trends will return relevant web results within the chat.
Review the Results:
- Klu will display search results directly in the chat window, allowing you to quickly browse through them without needing to open a separate browser tab.

Combine @web with Internal Tools and Apps

Klu allows you to enhance your web search by combining it with data from internal or connected apps. You can switch between external web searches and internal app queries seamlessly.

Example Scenario: Research and Scheduling

Let’s say you’re researching a competitor using @web, but you also want to check your internal records to see if you have any meetings or notes related to that company:

Step 1 – Web Search: Start by typing @web followed by your search query (e.g., @web search competitor X).
Step 2 – Internal App Query: After reviewing the web results, continue the same chat by querying connected apps. For example, type @calendar to check if there are any scheduled meetings with "competitor X" or @notion to check if your team has noted anything about them.
Step 3 – Combining Results: You can now see both external web data and internal app data in a single chat flow, making it easy to gather comprehensive information.

Toggle Web and App Results

Multiple Tools at Once: You can search the web, internal apps, and files simultaneously within a single chat session. For example, you might be pulling data from @web while also retrieving related notes from Google Drive or emails from Gmail using @gmail.
Switch Back and Forth: You don’t need to start new chats when switching between web search and app queries. Simply type the corresponding tool command to continue your search.