docs: add web-search example to README - #14
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Pull request overview
Updates the README to better explain what the plugin does (adds a web-search tool to an OpenCode session) and to provide a concrete usage example that demonstrates tool invocation and source citation.
Changes:
- Clarifies the opening description to explicitly mention the
web-searchtool. - Adds a new README example showing a
web-searchquery and cited sources.
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| > ⚙ `web-search` [query=latest PostgreSQL release version April 2026] | ||
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| > As of now (April 2026), the latest PostgreSQL community release is PostgreSQL 18.3. | ||
| > If you mean the latest major version line, that is PostgreSQL 18. |
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The README example hard-codes a specific month/year and exact PostgreSQL version ("As of now (April 2026) ... PostgreSQL 18.3"). This will become outdated quickly and can be incorrect depending on when/where the README is read. Consider making the output explicitly illustrative (e.g., omit exact version numbers/dates or phrase it as a sample response) so the docs stay accurate over time.
| > - [PostgreSQL Roadmap](https://www.postgresql.org/developer/roadmap/) | ||
| > - [PostgreSQL News Archive (2026-02-26 release)](https://www.postgresql.org/about/newsarchive/-/20260226/) |
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The source link points to a specific dated news-archive entry ("2026-02-26 release"). Dated deep links are more likely to rot or stop matching the example over time; a more stable target (e.g., PostgreSQL main news page or general releases page) would keep the example durable.
Summary
web-search.