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"A server for deep research using Google search" matching MCP tools:

  • Automates multi-source research by running parallel searches across Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo, extracting full content, and synthesizing a cited report for complex questions.
    MIT
  • Search the web to find suppliers, wholesalers, distributors, and review-gap articles for Amazon product research. Returns titles, links, and snippets from Google.
    MIT
  • Search for academic research articles using Google Scholar to find relevant medical and scientific publications for research purposes.
    MIT
  • Search web or Google Drive to find new sources for research topics, supporting both fast and deep research modes to gather information efficiently.
    MIT

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  • Autonomous deep research reports merging PSFK trend graphs with citable sources.

  • Autonomous buy-side research: diligence, earnings, SEC filings, comp sets. Source-cited real data.

  • Initiate web or Google Drive searches to find new sources for research topics. Choose between fast or deep search modes to gather relevant information for your notebook.
    MIT
  • Switch Perplexity search modes to optimize web research: basic search, deep research, analytics/visualization, or educational exploration. Check current mode without switching.
    MIT
  • Conduct deep research by aggregating results from multiple search backends, scoring by relevance, and removing duplicates.
    Python
    MIT
  • Retrieve the full text of a tela page by its ID, typically from search results. Read-only access for when the Deep Research contract requires it.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Search the web or Google Drive to find new sources, and start a fast or deep research session to collect them for your NotebookLM notebook.
    MIT
  • Switch Perplexity search modes to perform basic searches, deep research, analytics visualization, or educational queries. Call without parameters to check current mode.
    MIT
  • Perform deep web searches to find current information, research topics, or answer questions using real-time data from multiple search providers.
    MIT