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"Algolia" matching MCP tools:

  • Search an Algolia index for records matching a query. Use filters, pagination, and attribute selection to refine results.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Search content in an Algolia index to find relevant information using query strings. This tool enables text search within indexed data through an MCP interface.
    MIT
  • Search or browse Quince products by keyword, department, category, material, color, size, or price range to find matching catalog items with pagination.
    MIT

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    MCP servers for interacting with Algolia
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    MIT
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    Enables natural language interactions with Algolia search and analytics APIs through Claude Desktop. Supports searching indices, managing data, analyzing metrics, monitoring performance, and visualizing insights across your Algolia applications.
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    MIT

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  • Connect LLM tools to your Algolia account with user-scoped access for internal workflows.

  • Search multiple indices, index data, and get personalized recommendations

  • Retrieve Quince's header navigation mega-menu to get top-level tabs, subcategory groups, and browsable slugs for every category and link.
    MIT
  • Lists Quince's live product facet taxonomy with product counts, so you can pick valid department, category, material, color, and size filters for quince-search.
    MIT
  • Provide detailed feedback on search results within 2 minutes to help improve quality and receive a credit refund. Include ratings, valuable sources, missing content, and query suggestions.
    MIT
  • Retrieves the comment thread under a HackerNews story to show what is actually argued, including counter-arguments and practitioner caveats.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current Hacker News front page as normalized JSON with rank, title, URL, points, author, comments, and timestamp. Use for tech trend detection and news agents.
    MIT
  • Search Hacker News stories and comments by query, filter by story type, recency, and sort order to find relevant discussions.
    MIT
  • Fetches Hacker News stories ordered by submission time, providing summaries for recent content. Use when recency outweighs popularity signals.
    MIT
  • Extract raw storefront data without AI: product catalogs, facets, page metadata, dataLayer events, and platform fingerprinting via network response interception.
    MIT
  • Search Hacker News stories and comments. Filter by type, date range, and sort order. Get titles, scores, comment counts, authors, and URLs.
    MIT