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Web Extraction

Google AI Mode Search

Run one Google AI Mode prompt and return the AI answer, citations, attached links, optional shopping data, and lookup diagnostics.

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Overview

Google AI Mode Search runs one Google AI Mode prompt and returns the AI-search answer, citations, attached links, optional shopping items, and lookup diagnostics. Use it to compare answer-engine framing with organic search results, source links, and citation patterns for a marketing question.

Use cases

  • Ask a research question and review the returned answer text, citations, and attached links in one result.
  • Compare how an AI-search answer frames a category, competitor, product, or buyer question.
  • Capture optional shopping items when Google AI Mode returns product-oriented results.

Input tips

  • Write the prompt as the exact question or research task you want Google AI Mode to answer.
  • Keep prompts under 8,000 characters and include the audience, category, or market when relevant.
  • Choose an optional country/market when regional context matters.
  • Use Google SERP Results or Google Search when you need organic listings instead of an AI answer.

Expected output

The AI Tool returns success status, original prompt, Google AI Mode URL, optional country, normalized answer text, citations, attached links, optional shopping items, source record counts, error record count, optional snapshot ID, timestamp, warnings, normalization notes, preserved provider fields, and cost metadata. Citations can include URL, title, description, icon, domain, cited flag, and recovered fields. Attached links can include URL, label, position, and recovered fields. Shopping items can include title, initial and final price, currency, seller, rating, review count, and recovered fields.

Caveats

  • AI answer text can be incomplete, stale, or framed differently from the cited pages.
  • Citations, attached links, and shopping items are optional and may be absent for some prompts.
  • Product prices, sellers, ratings, and review counts can change after the run.
  • Warnings may indicate empty answers, excluded source records, or normalized fields that need review.