llama-index-tools-serpdive
The official LlamaIndex tool for SERPdive, the AI Search API: your agent asks a question, the tool returns Documents whose text is answer-ready web content, extracted, cleaned, and sized for an LLM. On a public, replayable 1,000-question benchmark, SERPdive runs at the same speed as Tavily, feeds your LLM 20.2% fewer tokens, and wins 60.7% of decided quality duels.
There is a free tier, and it has no ceiling. The krill model is free and unlimited under fair use — no card, no credits, nothing to decrement. It returns the shortest set of sentences that still answers (about 700 tokens a search, roughly half what the usual alternatives send), one request at a time, at low priority. Use it to build; switch one word to mako when you need depth and steady latency.
Install
pip install llama-index-tools-serpdive
Get a free API key (no card required) at serpdive.com/dashboard/keys and set it:
export SERPDIVE_API_KEY="sd_live_..."
Use directly
from llama_index_tools_serpdive import SerpdiveToolSpec
spec = SerpdiveToolSpec()
documents = spec.serpdive_search("latest developments in solid state batteries")
# each Document: text = extracted page content; metadata = {url, title, date}
Use in an agent
from llama_index.core.agent.workflow import FunctionAgent
from llama_index.llms.anthropic import Anthropic
from llama_index_tools_serpdive import SerpdiveToolSpec
agent = FunctionAgent(
tools=SerpdiveToolSpec().to_tool_list(),
llm=Anthropic(model="claude-sonnet-5"),
)
await agent.run("What changed in the EU AI Act this month?")
Options
SerpdiveToolSpec(
model="moby", # "mako" (default): key sentences, fast. "moby": full page text, deep research
max_results=5, # hard cap on delivered results, 1-10
api_key="sd_live_...", # defaults to SERPDIVE_API_KEY
)
Localization is automatic: the language of the query picks where we search. Failed searches are never billed.
Links
- API reference
- Public benchmark (replayable end to end)
- Python SDK (this package is a thin layer over it)
- MCP server for Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients
License
MIT
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