Guides
Task-oriented walkthroughs for the things people actually do with gsearch.
Each guide is built around a job rather than a command: searching and the rich blocks it extracts, the six verticals, shaping and exporting the output, storing results in DuckDB, and capturing Google's raw API traffic. They assume you have run the quick start.
Searching
The search command in depth: building queries, the rich blocks it extracts, headless mode, language and country, pagination, and timeouts.
Verticals
The six search verticals: web, images, videos, news, shopping, and books, what each returns, and the vertical_results shape.
Output and export
The terminal summary, --json to stdout, the JSON object shape, the dated file export under ~/data/gsearch, and piping into jq.
Storing results
Save results into DuckDB with --save, see a feature breakdown with info, reprint with dump, and re-export with export.
Capturing the API
The capture command: recording the raw AJAX responses Google fires while a SERP loads, one file per response, for research.