Multi-provider search broker for AI agents: 14 providers, 12-step extraction, retrieval workflows.
Retrieval platform for AI agents. Argus routes search across 14 providers, recovers dead URLs, captures important site content, builds local docs-plus-research packs, and persists everything with traceable local artifacts. Features at a glance: Topology-aware acquisition — Argus knows if it's on a residential IP or datacenter, routing search and extraction automatically to avoid blocks and…
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Retrieval platform for AI agents. Argus routes search across 14 providers, recovers dead URLs, captures important site content, builds local docs-plus-research packs, and persists everything with traceable local artifacts. Features at a glance: Topology-aware acquisition — Argus knows if it's on a residential IP or datacenter, routing search and extraction automatically to avoid blocks and minimize network hops. 14 providers, one API — free-first tier routing, budget-exhausted providers skipped…
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