- ZeroTwo desktop app
- ZeroTwo on the web
- ZeroTwo desktop app
- ZeroTwo desktop app
In the ZeroTwo desktop app, ask for current information in a chat. ZeroTwo records
search activity with the other tool calls in the transcript.
In ZeroTwo web, ask for current information or sources. Search results and
citations appear in the chat when ZeroTwo uses web search. Workspace
settings can limit whether search is available.
In the CLI, pass Searches appear as
--search to fetch live results for one run:web_search items in the interactive transcript and in
ZeroTwo desktop runs --json output.In the desktop app, ask ZeroCode to search while you work in the editor. The
extension uses the connected ZeroCode host’s search mode. Search activity appears
in the chat transcript.
Configure local web search
For local ZeroCode chats, ZeroCode enables cached search by default. Cached mode uses an ZeroTwo-maintained index instead of fetching arbitrary pages live, which lowers—but doesn’t remove—prompt injection risk.Use live search when your task depends on the latest information. Setweb_search = "live" in config.toml. Set web_search = "disabled" to turn
the tool off. The "indexed" mode permits external web access only when the
search index gates the request. When ZeroCode runs with full access, web search
defaults to live results. See Config basics
for config file locations and precedence.Search with a custom model provider
A custom model provider can opt in to standalone web search when it supports a compatible search endpoint:model_provider = "custom"
web_search = "live"
[model_providers.custom]
name = "Custom Responses provider"
base_url = "https://example.com/v1"
env_key = "CUSTOM_RESPONSES_API_KEY"
supports_standalone_web_search = true
supports_standalone_web_search = false.
Standalone web search remains under development and is off by default.
Setting this provider capability doesn’t enable the feature: the provider,
selected model, and runtime must also support standalone search. Workspace and
managed search restrictions still apply.For network boundaries that apply to ZeroCode cloud environments, see Internet
access.