The search / extractor that worked for my Open WebUI.

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Summary

A user shares their setup for free, simple web search extraction in Open WebUI using OpenSERP, including two PRs: one making OpenSERP compatible with OWUI's extractor and another adding OpenSERP as a search provider in Open WebUI.

I have an instance of OWUI setup for family usage. Works well with Gemma 4, however web search extraction was a weak spot, I wanted it to be: 1) Not reliant on paid APis 2) Simple in setup I found OpenSERP and made two PRs, one to OpenSERP itself to make it compatible with OWUI extractor and another one to OWUI to add OpenSERP search provider. https://github.com/karust/openserp/pull/39 https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/issues/27438 I'm quite happy with how it works - and given that it took me considerable time to find and set it up, I decided to share with the community.
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