Bring the Keenable search provider in line with the established
multi-file provider pattern so it surfaces everywhere the others do:
- settings_api.py: register in the web-search provider options so it
appears in the WebUI settings dropdown (credential: api_key, optional).
- WebUI provider-brand: add keenable brand entry + brand test.
- docs/configuration.md: provider table row + config example.
- Harden _search_keenable: honor config.timeout and return explicit
messages on HTTP status errors (429 / other), matching peer providers.
- Add env-key and HTTP-error tests; add the websocket settings whitelist
assertion.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keenable is a first-party API, so identify as nanobot/<version> instead
of the shared spoofed-browser User-Agent used by scraping providers.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add Keenable (https://keenable.ai) as a web_search backend, modeled on
the existing httpx-based providers. Unlike key-gated providers, Keenable
has a no-login free tier, so it resolves to itself even without an API
key instead of falling back to DuckDuckGo; the X-API-Key header is only
sent when a key is configured (config api_key or KEENABLE_API_KEY env).
Maps result snippet (falling back to description) into the shared
content field. Covered by tests for keyed/anonymous search and the
no-fallback concurrency behavior.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds Olostep (https://www.olostep.com) as an optional web_search backend
using the official olostep Python SDK (client.answers.create()).
Changes:
- pyproject.toml: adds olostep>=0.1.0 optional dependency
- schema.py: adds olostep to provider comment in WebSearchConfig
- web.py: adds _search_olostep() with lazy import and provider branching
- docs/configuration.md: documents Olostep setup under web search config
- tests: unit tests for the new provider
Backward compatible: existing users see no behavior change unless they
opt into provider: "olostep". No hard dependency at runtime path.
Co-authored-by: umerkay <umerkk164@gmail.com>
The same test function name appeared twice; Python silently shadows the
first definition so it never ran. Keep the version that also asserts
the request URL contains "s.jina.ai".
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