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Research → Get Saved Search Filters
AI-generatedSummary
Returns the normalized filter JSON stored in a HackNotice research saved search (phrase or wordpool) without querying alerts. Runs locally on the selected dropdown value and makes no alert-search API call.
Inputs
- Saved Search Type — Chooses Phrase (default) or Wordpool. This decides which saved-search dropdown is used.
- Phrase Saved Search Name or ID — Shown when type is Phrase. Pick a saved phrase search from the list, which is loaded from the HackNotice API, or supply a value by expression. If empty, the output is an empty object.
- Wordpool Saved Search Name or ID — Shown when type is Wordpool. Pick a saved wordpool search, or supply a value by expression. If empty, the output is an empty object.
Output shape
One item per input item. Its JSON is the saved search's filter object, taken from the search field of the selected option. It is the same body the alert operations would use as their base request.
Returns {} if nothing is selected or the value can't be parsed. Time range, additional filters and pagination are not applied. Dropdown options come from the research saved-searches endpoint, up to 1000 entries. Needs the hackNoticeApi credential to load the list.
Examples
Example 1: Inspect the filters of a saved phrase search before using them elsewhere
Saved Search Type = Phrase; choose the saved search in Phrase Saved Search Name or ID.
Example 2: Reuse a wordpool search's filters in a later HTTP Request or Code node
Saved Search Type = Wordpool; select the saved search, then read the output JSON downstream.