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serpapi-install-auth

Install an official SerpAPI client, configure the private API key for server-side use, and verify account access without leaking credentials. Use when starting or repairing a SerpAPI integration. Trigger with "configure SerpAPI access".

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# SerpAPI Client Installation and Authentication

## Overview

Select an official client, keep the private key server-side, and prove access with the free Account API before spending a search.

## Prerequisites

- A SerpAPI account and private key from the account dashboard
- Python or Node.js project ownership and an approved secret store
- A named environment and owner for usage, rotation, and revocation

## Tool Discipline

Use `Read`, `Glob`, and `Grep` to inspect dependency and configuration files, `WebFetch` to re-check official client and Account API documentation, `Write` or `Edit` for secretless configuration, and `Bash(python3:*)`, `Bash(npm:*)`, or `Bash(curl:*)` only after the operator approves installation or a live check.
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