Use Mammouth as a search engine

You can send a prompt to Mammouth straight from your browser's search bar. Add Mammouth as a search engine in your browser (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi…): then just type a shortcut, for example m, followed by your question in the address bar. Mammouth opens a new conversation and sends the prompt automatically.

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🔗 How the URL works

A Mammouth URL with a prompt is made of three parts:

Part	Role	Example
/app/a/default	Sends the prompt to your default mammouth	https://mammouth.ai/app/a/default
/app/a/<number>	Sends the prompt to a custom mammouth	https://mammouth.ai/app/a/12345
type	The model category to use (light, web, text, reasoning, image, music, video)	&type=image
q	The prompt to send (required, limited to 1,000 characters; use %s for browsers)	?q=Hello

https://mammouth.ai/app/a/<mammouth>?type=<category>&q=<prompt>

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🦊 Add Mammouth as a search engine

Browsers replace %s with the text you type in the address bar. In the URL, replace default with your custom mammouth's number to use its model preference order and the system prompt that applies to it.

INFO

First sign in to Mammouth in the browser you are setting up. Browsers block direct links to their settings: copy the settings address and paste it into the address bar.

Firefox

1. Paste about:preferences#search into the address bar.
2. Click Add to add a search engine.
3. Set up your new search engine:
   • Search engine name: a name describing the new search engine
     example: translation custom mammouth
   • URL: the URL of the new search engine
     example: https://mammouth.ai/app/a/1234?type=light&q=%s
   • Keyword: a name that triggers the search with Mammouth
     example: m

In the address bar, type m followed by a space and your prompt, then press Enter.

Google Chrome

1. Paste chrome://settings/searchEngines into the address bar.
2. In the Site search section, click Add.
3. Fill in the fields:
   • Name: a name describing the new search engine
     example: translation custom mammouth
   • Shortcut: a name that triggers the search with Mammouth
     example: m
   • URL: the URL of the new search engine
     example: https://mammouth.ai/app/a/1234?type=light&q=%s

Brave

1. Paste brave://settings/searchEngines into the address bar.
2. In the Site search section, click Add.
3. Fill in the fields:
   • Name: a name describing the new search engine
     example: translation custom mammouth
   • Shortcut: a name that triggers the search with Mammouth
     example: m
   • URL: the URL of the new search engine
     example: https://mammouth.ai/app/a/1234?type=light&q=%s

Vivaldi

1. Paste vivaldi://settings/search into the address bar.
2. Below the list of search engines, click +.
3. Fill in the fields:
   • Name: a name describing the new search engine
     example: translation custom mammouth
   • Nickname: a name that triggers the search with Mammouth
     example: m
   • URL: the URL of the new search engine
     example: https://mammouth.ai/app/a/1234?type=light&q=%s

🔗 Quick links

mp · light

https://mammouth.ai/app/a/default?type=light&q=%s

mp · Custom mammouth

https://mammouth.ai/app/a/12345?q=%s

m · Auto

https://mammouth.ai/app/a/default?q=%s

mw · Web search

https://mammouth.ai/app/a/default?q=%s&type=web

mr · Reasoning

https://mammouth.ai/app/a/default?q=%s&type=reasoning

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⚙️ What happens when the link opens

Mammouth opens a new conversation with the mammouth specified in the URL.

Limits and security

• 1,000 characters maximum: beyond that, the prompt is not sent.
• Connectors enabled: if you have enabled connectors, Mammouth asks you to confirm the prompt.
• No agentic mode: a prompt sent this way cannot activate agentic mode.

Only open links you trust

A link containing ?q= sends a prompt from your account as soon as it opens. Do not open such a link if you don't know where it came from.