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Use when the user wants real-time web, news, or X/Twitter results with AI-summarized answers and citations — Grok Live Search via BlockRun. Cheapest path for "what just happened" questions where freshness beats neural-semantic ranking.

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# Live Search (Grok) Real-time web + X/Twitter + news search with AI-summarized results and citations. **$0.025 × `max_results`** (default 10 → $0.25 per call). Best for *fresh* queries; for semantic / neural research use `blockrun_exa` instead. ## How to Call from MCP ```ts blockrun_search({ body: { query: "what's the consensus on the Fed's next move", sources: ["web", "news"], max_results: 10 }}) ``` ## Body Shape | Field | Required | Type | Notes | |---|---|---|---| | `query` | yes | string | Natural-language search query | | `sources` | no | string[] | Subset of `["web","x","news"]`. Default: all three. Does NOT multiply price. | | `max_results` | no | number | 1–50, default 10. **Drives the price** at $0.025 each. | | `from_date` | no | string | `YYYY-MM-DD` lower bound on result date | | `to_date` | no | string | `YYYY-MM-DD` upper bound | ## When to Reach for Which Source | User intent | `sources` setting | |---|---| | Breaking news / today's headlines | `["news"]` | | What's the CT / KOL sentiment on X | `["x"]` | | Backgrounder / explainer / docs | `["web"]` | | General "find current info" question | omit — defaults to all three | ## Worked Examples ### 1. "What's the latest on the ETH ETF approval timeline?" ```ts blockrun_search({ body: { query: "Ethereum ETF approval SEC", sources: ["news","web"], max_results: 8 } }) ``` **Cost: $0.025 × 8 = $0.20.** ### 2. "What is X saying about Solana's latest outage?" ```ts blockrun_search({ body: { query: "S...

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BlockRunAI
Repository
BlockRunAI/blockrun-mcp
Created
5 months ago
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