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"A tool for browsing the web" matching MCP tools:

  • Execute a one-time web browsing task using an agent that operates the browser like a person. Provide a start URL and task description to get a task_id for polling progress.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search the public docs and research web headlessly, structuring the result page for follow-up browsing. Automatically selects search engine.
    Mozilla Public 2.0
  • Choose a cost-effective reliable web perception route for a task, reducing costs before reading, browsing, or using screenshots.
    MIT

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  • Search the web via DuckDuckGo, crawl pages for content, and fetch news articles. Save results to disk using harvest to avoid high context costs.
    MIT
  • Search the web and obtain concise result snippets without fetching full pages. Ideal for quick lookups when you only need brief information, avoiding the overhead of a comprehensive search.
    MIT
  • Retrieve stored memories in chronological order for browsing or auditing purposes, with pagination support for efficient navigation.
    MIT
  • Extract factual claims from documents or explicit statements, search the live web for supporting evidence, and retrieve source URLs with a keyword-overlap score. Optionally generate a cited PDF verification report.
    MIT
  • List all stored transcriptions with titles, durations, dates, and file paths for browsing what has already been transcribed.
    MIT
  • Fetch your browsing tasks with optional status filter and cursor pagination. Monitor task execution status, then call get_browsing_task_result for authoritative results.
    Apache 2.0
  • Check browsing task status and result by providing its task ID. Poll until status is succeeded or failed to get the final outcome.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search across your workspace memories, documents, and browsing history using hybrid dense and sparse retrieval with reranking for relevant results.
    MIT
  • Search the web for a query, then retrieve complete page content from the top results to provide detailed, in-depth information for comprehensive research.
    MIT