An MCP server for SearXNG that provides web search capabilities with concise model-visible output while preserving full result payloads in metadata. It supports search, parallel fetching, URL extraction, and research workflows through both local stdio and streamable HTTP transports.
An MCP server for SearXNG that provides LLM agents with advanced search tools, including engine and category targeting, multi-page fanout, and dynamic descriptions from the live engine pool.
MCP server for private web search via self-hosted SearXNG with local reranking, full-page content fetching via Firecrawl, and optional Ollama-powered query expansion and summaries.
An MCP server that integrates the SearXNG API for web search and URL content extraction with advanced features like pagination, caching, and proxy support.
Enables privacy-friendly web searches through the SearXNG engine, with support for multiple engines, categories, languages, time ranges, and configurable result counts.
Adds web search to Claude Desktop through a user-selected SearXNG instance, with engine and category selection, language and time-range filters, and bounded result counts.
Provides a bridge between AI assistants and SearXNG, a privacy-respecting metasearch engine, enabling web searches and engine discovery via the Model Context Protocol.
MCP server that connects to a self-hosted SearXNG instance and exposes web search capabilities over MCP HTTP (JSON-RPC), enabling AI chatbots to search the internet for real-time information.
An MCP server that wraps a local SearXNG instance to provide private, customizable web search capabilities. It enables AI assistants to perform queries with support for specific parameters like results limits, language, and time ranges.
Enables MCP-capable agents to perform web and news searches and extract readable text from pages through a self-hosted SearXNG instance, with no API key and support for search-and-extract in a single call, including engine fallback for silent zero-result responses.
Provides structured search tools (web, news, images, videos, research) via a SearXNG instance, with direct URL reading disabled by default for security.