Agno - Keenable

Toolkit in Agno KeenableTools gives Agno agents Keenable web search and page reading. It ships in Agno itself, so there is nothing extra to install, and it runs without an API key. → KeenableTools in the Agno repository

Install

pip install -U "agno>=3.1.5" openai

KeenableTools ships in Agno 3.1.5 and later. The examples use Agno’s default OpenAI model, so set OPENAI_API_KEY, or pass any other model to Agent(model=...).

Give it to an agent

from agno.agent import Agent
from agno.tools.keenable import KeenableTools

agent = Agent(tools=[KeenableTools()], markdown=True)
agent.print_response("What changed in the latest Python release?")

KeenableTools() registers web_search. Each result comes back with its title, URL and the first 500 characters of the page text, as markdown, or as JSON with format="json".

Search and read pages

agent = Agent(tools=[KeenableTools(all=True)], markdown=True)
agent.print_response("Find the Agno docs page on toolkits and summarize it, with the link")

all=True adds fetch_url_content, which returns a page’s main content as markdown under its title. Private and internal addresses are refused. Async variants are registered under the same names, so agent.arun() and agent.aprint_response() work unchanged.

Options

Parameter	Default	What it does
`api_key`	`None`	Keenable API key. Falls back to `KEENABLE_API_KEY`; with neither, the keyless public endpoints are used.
`enable_search`	`True`	Register `web_search`.
`enable_fetch`	`False`	Register `fetch_url_content`.
`all`	`False`	Register both.
`max_results`	`5`	Default number of search results. The agent can ask for a different number per call.
`max_snippet_chars`	`500`	Page text kept per result. `0` keeps it all.
`format`	`"markdown"`	`"markdown"` or `"json"` for search results.
`timeout`	`30`	Request timeout in seconds.

Without a key, calls run on the shared public tier at lower rate limits. Set KEENABLE_API_KEY, or pass KeenableTools(api_key=...), to use your organization’s limits and remove the hourly cap.