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@robbyczgw-cla robbyczgw-cla released this 30 Jul 10:53
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Web Search Plus v3.4.1 Release Notes

Web Search Plus v3.4.1 adds native Exa freshness bounds, introduces TinyFish as an explicit-only source-search provider, and keeps the existing automatic-routing defaults unchanged.

Exa freshness

Unified day, week, month, and year freshness values are translated into absolute UTC startPublishedDate and endPublishedDate bounds for Exa /search and /findSimilar requests.

Explicit start_date and end_date values take precedence. Result metadata now reports those effective overrides rather than generated bounds that were not sent upstream.

This capability originated in #111 by @kesku.

TinyFish source search

TinyFish is bundled as a Search-only provider with native news, freshness, locale, and domain filters.

  • explicit-only by default (auto_allow=false)
  • BYOK credentials only; Web Search Plus does not provide, pool, proxy, or share TinyFish keys
  • fixed official HTTPS Search API origin with redirects refused
  • source-only projection with opaque upstream errors and bounded query, URL, domain, response, and aggregate sizes
  • excluded from automatic routing and fallback unless an operator deliberately enables it

High Risk data-use notice

TinyFish's published Terms grant broad rights over Customer Data, including queries, for analytics, training, fine-tuning, evaluation, and model improvement. Web Search Plus cannot offer a narrower no-training exclusion. Review the current TinyFish Terms before sending sensitive queries.

Attribution

Hound remains visibly attributed to the independent MIT-licensed Master-Fetch project and its developer Bishesh Bhandari. Web Search Plus bundles no Hound code or binary.

Verification

  • Ruff passed
  • 1,021 tests plus 6 schema subtests passed
  • generated provider documentation and contract-v3 schemas are current
  • Node schema boundary passed after a clean npm ci
  • npm audit --audit-level=high reports zero vulnerabilities