How do you get a local agent to read CVEs and SEC filings without losing your mind
Summary
A practical solution using AnySearch to enable local AI agents to efficiently query multiple specialized sources (CVEs, SEC filings) and return structured JSON/Markdown, avoiding rate limits and broken SDKs.
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