Weblok FAQs

Question 1

Do I need an API key to use Weblok for web searches?

Accepted Answer

No, a key benefit of Weblok is that it operates entirely locally using a headless browser (Playwright). This means you do not need any API keys for web searching or content extraction, making it a truly free and self-contained solution.

Question 2

What types of information can Weblok retrieve from the web?

Accepted Answer

Weblok provides three integrated tools to cater to different needs: `fw` for comprehensive full web search with content extraction, `ws` for quick web summaries or snippets, and `pg` to extract content from a specific URL.

Question 3

What is Weblok and how does it benefit LLM users?

Accepted Answer

Weblok is a local web search and content extraction tool for Large Language Models (LLMs), like LM Studio. It enables your LLM to access full web page content directly from your machine using a headless browser, completely eliminating the need for external API keys.

Question 4

Which operating systems are supported by Weblok?

Accepted Answer

Weblok is currently designed for Windows 10/11 (64-bit) systems. It requires Node.js (version 18 or higher) and can be run via PowerShell or Command Prompt.

Question 5

How do I integrate Weblok with my LLM client, such as LM Studio?

Accepted Answer

Weblok runs as a local MCP server. You integrate it by adding its build path (e.g., `C:/path/to/weblok/dist/index.js`) to your LLM client's `MCP.json` file. Once configured, you can use convenient slash aliases like `/fw`, `/ws`, or `/pg` directly within your LLM's chat interface to invoke its functions.

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