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serpapi-local-dev-loop

Build and test SerpAPI integrations locally with sanitized fixtures, injected clients, and an explicit live-recording boundary. Use when developing parsers without repeatedly spending allowance. Trigger with "set up SerpAPI local development".

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# SerpAPI Fixture-First Local Development

## Overview

Separate deterministic parsing from live search acquisition so everyday development is fast, private, and allowance-free.

## Prerequisites

- A target engine, parameter contract, parser behavior, and repository test framework
- One approved sanitized response per important schema variant
- A policy for fixture review, retention, refresh, and sensitive-field removal

## Tool Discipline

Use `Read`, `Glob`, and `Grep` to locate clients, parsers, fixtures, and tests, `WebFetch` to re-check engine schemas, `Write` or `Edit` for adapters and fixtures, and `Bash(python3:*)` or `Bash(npm:*)` for local tests or an explicitly approved recorder.
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