Cross-validate a claim by querying multiple authority domains in a single call. Returns per-domain top results and an agreement matrix to identify consensus or conflict.
Navigate interactive web pages by executing a sequence of browser actions (click, fill, select, wait), then extract structured data from the final state.
Identify authoritative domains (regulators, agencies, exchanges) for a query before searching. Returns ranked primary and secondary sources with domain-specific instructions and direct landing pages.
Searches authoritative sources using a three-tier pass system: primary authority domains, secondary business press, and optional open web. Returns results with authority scores and domain lists.
A meta-MCP server that aggregates authoritative web search and browser research tools, providing a unified interface with a cost-efficient fetch ladder for web research.
Open and render JavaScript-heavy pages like single-page apps, charts, or login-walled sites with a real Chromium browser to extract text and screenshots.
Submit a POST form to AJAX endpoints that do not change the URL, retrieving JSON data from government dashboards when dropdowns are not reflected in query parameters.
Visit a URL and extract structured data with a focus on specific information, using both text and screenshot to capture numbers from charts and SVGs not in the DOM.
Extract specific numbers and structured data from long documents like press releases or annual reports by providing a URL and a focus. LLM-mediated extraction ensures context-aware results without hallucinations.
Find the canonical landing page for a topic on an authority domain by walking its sitemap or robots.txt. Falls back to site-restricted search if no sitemap exists.
Look up Business Service Intelligence providers matching an IPv4 address. Providers are returned in ascending precedence order, indicating priority for IP ownership and service context.
Access authoritative technical documentation for Chrome Enterprise Premium by fetching full text of knowledge base articles using filenames or article IDs.