Search the web with natural language queries for open-ended exploration, complementing authoritative searches.
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- Check the cost per 1,000 requests for any supported search engine to estimate spending before running bulk operations.MIT
- Retrieve a list of valid search engine names to filter search results by specific sources like web, academic, code, or video.MIT
- Retrieve the version number of the Everything search engine to confirm installation status or check for updates.MIT
- Retrieve metadata about your Programmable Search Engine by providing your Google email address.MIT
- Retrieve metadata about a Google Programmable Search Engine by providing your Google email address.MIT
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- Submit a search query to retrieve web results using the browser's default search engine.BSD 3-Clause
- Retrieve metadata about a Programmable Search Engine, including its configuration and available refinements, by providing the user's Google email.MIT
- Retrieve metadata about a Programmable Search Engine using a user's Google email. Obtain key details such as configuration and available refinements within Google Workspace MCP Server.MIT
- Retrieve metadata about a Programmable Search Engine by providing your Google email. Get engine details to inspect or manage configuration.MIT
- Retrieve sitemap data from Google Search Console to analyze website structure and improve search engine visibility.MIT
- Retrieve the complete list of regions supported by Google search engine to configure your project targeting.Apache 2.0
- Update an existing search engine entry in your project—adjust language, region, Google Maps integration, and featured snippet settings.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve search engine results pages (SERPs) by querying popular engines like Google, Bing, Yahoo, or DuckDuckGo. Specify country, engine, and pages to gather SERP data for SEO analysis or research.
- Apply exploration decisions to a NEXUS session and retrieve the next frontier of leaves for hierarchical data traversal in WorkFlowy outlines.MIT
- Retrieve the list of search provider names that can be specified when customizing the search source. Enables building UIs for provider selection before searching.MIT
- Search the live web by routing each query to an optimal engine from six providers, returning ranked results with optional synthesized answers and citations.MIT
- Search the web using multiple engines (Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Yahoo, Yandex) to find relevant results including titles, URLs, and snippets. Supports options for time range, domains, and auto-extraction.MIT
- Retrieve the full catalog of data engines grouped by category, each with a one-line title, to find the best engine when initial search fails to match user intent.MIT
- Display the coverage map of strategy exploration, highlighting explored versus untried combinations. Filter by exploration goal to focus on specific objectives.Apache 2.0