Static ReadonlyAuthorizesTrue when the action authorizes its caller itself, so a public entry point such as the
RunAction mutation may run it for an authenticated user without an MJ: Action Authorizations link. Set it only on an action that either checks an authorization the caller
must hold, or reads and writes only with the caller's own permissions. Leave it false for an
action that acts with more authority than its caller, or that reaches data or sends messages
the caller chooses but could not otherwise reach.
The engine reads the marker only from the class that runs, never from its parent classes. A subclass that overrides a marked action must declare the marker again.
Whether this action can bound what it returns to an audience (RunActionParams.Audience): everyone
besides the caller who will see its output, such as the other participants of a shared conversation.
false by default, and the engine enforces it: when a run's audience adds a reader beyond the caller,
ActionEngineServer.RunAction refuses the action with result code AUDIENCE_UNSUPPORTED, without running
it. Override to return true only when the action honours the audience in full — every record, snippet
and count it returns is something every reader may see (pass the audience to the search engine, check each
reader's entitlement to anything it scopes by, and leave out aggregates computed before that filtering).
ProtectedInternalExecutes the Brave search.
The action parameters containing:
Structured web results with titles, URLs and snippets
Executes the action with the provided parameters.
The action execution parameters including context
Promise resolving to the action result
Action that searches the web through the Brave Search API.
Brave matters here for a reason that is structural rather than qualitative: it serves results from its own index (40B+ pages) rather than reselling Google's or Bing's. Every SERP-proxy vendor — and every product built on the Google Custom Search JSON API, which is discontinued on 2027-01-01 — depends on a search engine continuing to permit that access. Brave does not, so it fails independently of the rest of this package's web-search actions. That is the whole point of adding it.
Its output shape is deliberately
title/url/snippet, which is the shapeGoogle Custom Searchreturns today, so callers migrating off that action are making a rename rather than a rewrite.Authentication is the
X-Subscription-Tokenheader. Brave requiresAccept: application/jsonand returns gzip, whichfetchnegotiates itself.Example