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Decodo tools for CrewAI

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CrewAI tools for the Decodo Web Scraping API. Give your agents live web pages and search results.

Tool What it does
DecodoWebScraperTool Scrapes any public URL and returns the page as Markdown.
DecodoSearchTool Searches Google or Amazon and returns the parsed results as JSON.
DecodoEcommerceTool Gets product details or search results from Amazon, Walmart or Target as JSON.
DecodoSERPTool Gets Google or Bing results pages, with paging, or a Google AI Mode answer as JSON.

Requirements

  • Python 3.10 to 3.13
  • A Decodo Web Scraping API key

Installation

pip install decodo-crewai

Credentials

Copy your API key from your Web Scraping API subscription on the Decodo dashboard and set it as an environment variable:

export DECODO_API_KEY="<api_key>"

Or pass it to each tool:

DecodoWebScraperTool(api_key="<api_key>")

Usage

from crewai import Agent, Crew, Task

from decodo_crewai import DecodoSearchTool, DecodoWebScraperTool

researcher = Agent(
    role="Researcher",
    goal="Find and summarize up-to-date information from the web",
    backstory="You search the web, read the most relevant pages and report what they say.",
    tools=[DecodoSearchTool(), DecodoWebScraperTool()],
)

task = Task(
    description="Find the three most recent announcements about {topic} and summarize each one.",
    expected_output="Three bullet points, each with a one-sentence summary and the source URL.",
    agent=researcher,
)

crew = Crew(agents=[researcher], tasks=[task])
print(crew.kickoff(inputs={"topic": "solid-state batteries"}))

The tools can also be called directly:

from decodo_crewai import DecodoSearchTool, DecodoWebScraperTool

print(DecodoWebScraperTool().run(url="https://ip.decodo.com"))
print(DecodoSearchTool().run(query="mechanical keyboard", source="amazon"))

For a complete multi-agent example, see the research crew: a researcher, an analyst and a writer that turn any topic into a cited report.

Tools

DecodoWebScraperTool

Arguments the agent fills in:

Argument Type Description
url str Full URL of the page to scrape.
geo str, optional Country to send the request from, e.g. United States.
js_render bool, optional Open the page in a headless browser. Only needed for pages that load content with JavaScript.

Constructor options:

Option Default Description
api_key DECODO_API_KEY Decodo Web Scraping API key.
max_chars 45000 Markdown longer than this is truncated to keep the page within the agent's context.

DecodoSearchTool

Arguments the agent fills in:

Argument Type Description
query str Search query.
source "google" or "amazon", optional google (default) for web results, amazon for product listings.
geo str, optional Google: a country name, e.g. United States. Amazon: a US ZIP code, e.g. 10001, or a two-letter country code for delivery outside the US, e.g. DE.

DecodoEcommerceTool

Arguments the agent fills in. Pass either product_id or query:

Argument Type Description
store "amazon", "walmart" or "target" Store to look up.
product_id str, optional One product's details. Amazon: the ASIN, e.g. B09H74FXNW. Walmart or Target: the product ID from the product URL.
query str, optional Search the store's products instead.
zip_code str, optional US ZIP code for prices and availability at that delivery location, e.g. 10001.

DecodoSERPTool

Arguments the agent fills in:

Argument Type Description
query str Search query.
engine "google", "bing" or "google_ai_mode", optional google (default) or bing for a results page; google_ai_mode for Google's AI-written answer and the sources it cites.
page int, optional Results page to fetch, starting at 1. Ignored by google_ai_mode.
geo str, optional Country to search from, e.g. United States.

Bing results are rendered in a headless browser and can take over a minute.

Errors

When a request fails, for example because of an invalid API key, a rate limit, a page that returns 404 or a network error that keeps the request from reaching Decodo, the tools return a CrewAI ToolFailure instead of raising. The agent sees what went wrong and can retry or change course, and CrewAI records the failure according to the agent's tool_failure_policy.

License

MIT

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