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    Provides comprehensive search capabilities including web search, content extraction, news search, academic search, and AI-powered multi-source research. Enables natural language access to web content and research through a production-ready MCP server.
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    Provides live wait times and office details for all 60 Oregon DMV field offices by scraping the ODOT website, with no authentication required.
    7 npm
    MIT
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    A Model Context Protocol compliant server that facilitates comprehensive web research by utilizing Tavily's Search and Crawl APIs to gather and structure data for high-quality markdown document creation.
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    Enables iterative deep research by integrating AI agents with search engines, web scraping, and large language models for efficient data gathering and comprehensive reporting.
    4 npm
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    MIT
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    An MCP server that provides autonomous, multi-source web research capabilities for AI agents. It delivers comprehensive, validated information through deep research tools while maintaining security and compatibility with various LLM providers.
    MIT
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    Provides an MCP server that enables web search and page extraction across multiple providers with automatic failover and quota rotation, plus a local dashboard for managing keys, engine order, and request history.
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    MIT
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    A Model Context Protocol server that enables web searching using the Serper API for Google search results, with optional web page content fetching.
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    MIT
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    Enables AI agents to search the web, find news, and read page content via DuckDuckGo without an API key.
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    MIT
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    An MCP server that gives an agent the open web: searches DuckDuckGo via its no-JavaScript front end, scrapes any URL, and filters/re-ranks results to deliver the top few instead of a wall of links.
    MIT
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    Enables AI agents to perform web search, extraction, and research across multiple provider backends with persistent multi-key rotation and auditable routing. Supports MCP, CLI, and Agent Skill entry points.
    MIT
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    Local-first realtime web research MCP for LM Studio with keyless SearXNG, clickable citations, adaptive deep research, provider health, and one-click Windows startup.
    MIT
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    Provides keyless, privacy-focused web search through DuckDuckGo and SearxNG via MCP, with token-efficient tool discovery and caching.
    MIT
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    MCP server that searches Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist for items for sale, returning structured JSON listings with filtering, deduplication, and optional deep description checks.
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    MIT
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    Aggregates security research articles from WeChat, QAX Butian, and Xianzhi community, with optional KimiCode web search. Supports smart deduplication, article fetching, and anti-bot measures.
    MIT
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    An experimental MCP search server for Claude Code. Returns raw, verbatim web content instead of AI-rewritten summaries.
    MIT