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wigolo-crewai

CrewAI tools for wigolo — local-first web intelligence for your crews. Give agents web search, page fetch, multi-step research, site crawl, and structured extraction, with results returned as JSON your agents can reason over.

Thin wrapper over the wigolo Python SDK: no API keys required for the core tools, and a zero-setup embedded daemon starts automatically.

Install

pip install 'wigolo-crewai[crewai]'

This pulls in the wigolo SDK. crewai is an optional extra so the core helpers can be imported without it.

Quickstart

from crewai import Agent
from wigolo_crewai import wigolo_tools

# Spawns a local wigolo daemon by default (local=True). Point at a running
# server instead with wigolo_tools(base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8787", token="...").
tools = wigolo_tools()

researcher = Agent(
    role="Web Researcher",
    goal="Find and summarize current information from the web",
    backstory="You dig through the web and return well-sourced findings.",
    tools=tools,
)

You can also add individual tools:

from wigolo_crewai import WigoloSearchTool, WigoloResearchTool, build_client

client = build_client(local=True)
agent_tools = [WigoloSearchTool(client=client), WigoloResearchTool(client=client)]

Tools

Tool Class What it does
wigolo_search WigoloSearchTool Search the web; ML-reranked results with extracted content
wigolo_fetch WigoloFetchTool Fetch a page as clean markdown (JS rendering optional)
wigolo_research WigoloResearchTool Multi-step research brief: topics, findings, cross-references, gaps
wigolo_crawl WigoloCrawlTool Crawl a site (sitemap / breadth-first / depth-first / map)
wigolo_extract WigoloExtractTool Structured extraction: tables, metadata, key-values, schema fields

Every tool returns a JSON string; wigolo errors are returned as a clean {"error": "..."} string rather than raised into the agent loop.

Configuration

wigolo_tools(base_url=None, token=None, local=True):

  • local=True (default) — spawn an embedded local daemon, zero setup.
  • base_url / token — target a running wigolo server (set local=False).

Environment variables WIGOLO_BASE_URL, WIGOLO_API_TOKEN, and WIGOLO_LOCAL are honored by the underlying SDK when the corresponding argument is left unset.

License

GNU AGPL-3.0-only — see the root LICENSE.

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