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The command "googler -w ${site} ${keyword}" is using a command-line tool called "googler" to search for a specific keyword on a specific website.

• "googler" is an open-source command-line tool that allows you to search Google from your terminal.
• "-w" is an option/flag that specifies the website to search on. In this case, the "${site}" is a placeholder for the specific site name or domain you want to search on. You need to replace "${site}" with the actual name or domain of the website you want to search on.
• "${keyword}" is also a placeholder that represents the keyword or phrase you want to search for. You should replace "${keyword}" with the actual keyword or phrase you want to search on the specified website.

Overall, this command is used to search for a specific keyword or phrase on a particular website using the googler command-line tool.