awesome-ai-web-search

Why we included this project

This list tracks software that pairs large language models with web search, arranged as a timeline and grouped by how the two are combined: search with LLM summarization and follow-up questions, chat that reaches the web through function calling, and agent-driven research that ends in a written report. Each entry links straight to the source repository and a live demo or preview, so a developer evaluating options can judge within minutes whether an approach fits their stack. The chronological ordering is the useful part: it shows the field moving from early research tools to today's agentic search systems, which makes it easier to tell mature projects from recent experiments. Open-source projects are kept separate from commercial ones, which helps when you're shortlisting self-hostable candidates. As a curated index rather than a tool itself, its value is the editorial filtering, saving you from wading through hundreds of similar projects.