MCP Server

tools: search: description: > Use this tool to access SearXNG to search the internet for current information or to perform calculations. Use this tool when the user asks about recent events, technical details, to find content, or your task requires calculations. If the search summary doesn't clearly answer the question, you can read one of the search results by providing the URL to the `web` tool, or use this `search` tool again to make further narrower requests to gain context to help your answer. inputSchema: type: object properties: q: type: string description: | SearXNG search query. Use `!` prefixes for categories/engines (chainable to search multiple sources) followed by your query: - General: `!news <query>`, `!map <place>`, `!images <keywords>` - Multimedia: `!videos` (PeerTube/Vimeo/YouTube), `!music` (Bandcamp/SoundCloud/YouTube), `!lyrics`, `!yt` (YouTube specific) - Files: `!files` (books/apps/torrents), `!1337x` or `!kc` or `!solid` or `!tpb` (Torrents), `!gpa` (Google Play), `!wcf` (Wikimedia Commons) - IT/Dev: `!it` (all tech), `!repos` (Git repos), `!dh` (Docker Hub), `!q&a` (Stack Ex.), `!mdn` (Web Docs), `!software_wikis` (Linux/dev wikis) - Packages: `!pypi` (Python), `!npm` (Node), `!crates` or `!lrs` (Rust), `!alp` (Alpine Linux) - Science/Compute: `!scientific_publications` (arXiv/PubMed/etc), `!wa` (WolframAlpha calculations/facts/definitions) - Social: `!re` (Reddit) Special keywords (no `!`): - Stats: `avg 1 2 3`, `max`, `min`, `sum`, `prod` - Random: `random color`, `random int`, `random string`, `random uuid` - Hash: `sha512 text` time_range: type: string enum: ["day", "month", "year"] description: Filter results by time range if supported safesearch: type: integer enum: [0, 1, 2] description: Safe search level (0=Off, 1=Moderate, 2=Strict) if supported default: 1 required: ["q"] web: description: > Use this tool to access live web pages using their URL. This is crucial for providing users with accurate information from up-to-date sources. You will typically want to use `markdown` to read content, or use 'links' mode to extract hyperlinks to find related pages on a site, e.g. for navigating documentation. inputSchema: type: object properties: url: type: string description: URL to access - must be a complete and valid web address. mode: type: string enum: - markdown - raw - links description: | Processing mode: - `markdown` (default) for clean readable text - `links` to list all hyperlinks - `raw` for unprocessed content (code, JSON, etc) default: markdown max_length: type: integer description: Optional character limit for the response (0 = no limit). default: 0 required: ["url"]