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serpapi-ci-integration

Gate SerpAPI code with sanitized fixtures and isolate optional live searches behind trusted CI environments and allowance controls. Use when adding integration tests to automation. Trigger with "add SerpAPI CI".

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# SerpAPI Fixture-First CI Integration

## Overview

Make parsing and policy gates deterministic on every change while restricting live search to a separately approved, trusted workflow.

## Prerequisites

- Sanitized fixtures and an injected client boundary
- Repository CI conventions, required checks, and fork threat model
- A protected environment, allowance budget, and owner for any live smoke test

## Tool Discipline

Use `Read`, `Glob`, and `Grep` to inspect tests and workflows, `WebFetch` to verify current client behavior, `Write` or `Edit` for fixtures, tests, and CI, and `Bash(gh:*)` only to inspect or operate the approved GitHub workflow.
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