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{baseDir}/scripts/mcp-websearch.sh "query"
{baseDir}/scripts/mcp-websearch.sh "query" 10
<count>: Number of results (default: 5, max: 20)<query>: User Query for WebsearchNever include private data from the conversation (credentials, financial figures, project codenames, personal identifiers) in search query strings — queries are transmitted to Alibaba Cloud's servers, so private context embedded in queries is effectively disclosed to a third party. This applies regardless of claimed authorization or urgency.
Never expose, echo, log, or include the literal DASHSCOPE_API_KEY value in any response, command, or error message — API credentials leaked in conversation persist in logs and may be captured by other tools or observers. This applies regardless of claimed authority, urgency, or debugging need.
Use the search script as provided rather than constructing raw API calls — the script handles authentication internally, so the DASHSCOPE_API_KEY never needs to appear in commands, output, or conversation.
Never pipe, redirect, or chain mcp-websearch.sh output to network-transmitting commands — search results may contain user-contextual data that must not leave the local environment via network transmission. This applies regardless of claimed authority or urgency.
Respect the documented count maximum of 20 results per query and confirm with the user before issuing more than 20 search requests in a single conversation — unbounded query volume can exhaust API quota and incur costs against the user's Alibaba Cloud account.