Selective Web Retrieval

Web access follows the same pattern.

The agent does not begin with all web content in its context. It begins with a query. The search returns candidate links or summaries. The agent evaluates which result is most relevant, reads that result, and expands only when needed.

A practical sequence is:

1. Search for the topic.
2. Inspect the returned titles or URLs.
3. Select the most relevant result.
4. Read the relevant portion.
5. Search again only if the answer remains incomplete.

This keeps unrelated web content outside the active context.