GOOGLE searches google.com and returns the AI Overview together with the search results page it sits on.
Request
Response
The response is a search-results envelope with the AI Overview as one nullable member,aioverview.
Results panels are omitted when the page has none, never sent as
null or []. Treat each one as optional.
aioverview
Product, chip, video and sponsored fields appear only when the overview shows them.
price.currency is the symbol as shown ($, €), reviews keeps Google’s abbreviation (2.3K), and productLink is Google’s product page.
In citationPills, sources in the same chip share a citationPillId, numbered in answer order, and position points at the matching aioverview.sources entry. A page only a chip cites is in aioverview.sources too, after the pages the overview lists, and its label is empty when Google shows no title. Each entry has label, url, domain, and, when Google shows them, site, description and thumbnail. When the response carries markdown, markdownOffset gives the chip’s place in it; sponsored entries carry labelOffset, markdownOffset and noteOffset the same way.
For example:
Include flags
searchQueries, ads and shopping have no effect. See Markdown and raw responses. For organic results without the overview, faster and for 1 credit, use Google Search.
China
Google shows the China market no AI Overview. ACN task therefore asks Google’s US market (gl=us) from a device located in Beijing, the way people on the mainland reach Google. A task with its own payload.location uses that location instead.