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A lightweight command-line tool that brings web search functionality directly to your terminal. Instead of switching between applications, search the web and open results in your browser with a single command.

Key features include:

• Multiple search providers: Access over 100 supported providers including Google, DuckDuckGo, Amazon, Wikipedia, Reddit, GitHub, YouTube, and many more
• Provider and tag filtering: Search specific categories like video sites, shopping platforms, or documentation with tag-based filtering
• Flexible configuration: Create custom providers, set default search engines, and configure whitelists or blacklists in your config file
• Web server mode: Launch a web interface for searching through your browser
• Shell completion: Full autocompletion support for bash, zsh, fish, and PowerShell
• Custom browser support: Use alternative browsers or launch searches in incognito/private mode
• Partial matching: Quickly access providers and tags with abbreviated names

Install via Homebrew, Go, or your package manager. Configure defaults in ~/.config/s/config using UCL format. Perfect for developers, power users, and anyone who prefers keyboard-driven workflows.