Search the web using SearXNG, aggregating results from over 200 engines with privacy. Use categories to focus on specific content types or specify engines for precise sources.
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"Top Ten Web Search Engines" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve enabled search engines and categories from your SearXNG instance to plan targeted searches before executing any query.MIT
- Search the web using multiple search engines to find current information, articles, or references. Merges results from DuckDuckGo and Bing by default, with optional API keys for higher quality.MIT
- Search the web to find current information, news articles, or detailed web pages. Get ranked results from multiple search engines with titles, URLs, and snippets for research or fact-checking.MIT
- Perform web searches across multiple search engines aggregated by SearXNG, with options to filter by categories, languages, time ranges, and safe search levels for comprehensive results.MIT
- Search for news articles across multiple search engines with automatic fallback, caching, and deduplication to ensure reliable results.MIT
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- Search multiple search engines simultaneously to retrieve diverse results for any query.MIT
- Search multiple engines like DuckDuckGo, Bing, Google, and Baidu in parallel, then merge and deduplicate results with smart caching for faster retrieval.MIT
- Search the web using any of 14 engines such as Google, YouTube, and Amazon. Retrieve the results by calling snapshot.MIT
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- Search the web with automatic fallback between multiple search engines and intelligent caching for reliable, deduplicated results.MIT
- Search the web for general queries, news, articles, and online content using multiple search engines combined, with filtering by categories, languages, time ranges, and safe search settings.MIT
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- Search the web using DuckDuckGo. Submit a query and optionally set max results to receive top ranked web pages.MIT
- Perform web searches through a privacy-focused meta-search tool that aggregates results from multiple search engines, returning titles, URLs, and snippets.MIT
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- Retrieve the top ten highest or lowest water levels for a NOAA tide station, specifying output format, units, and datum reference for analysis.MIT
- Retrieve available search engines to configure and customize search queries within the SearXNG MCP server.MIT
- Retrieve the top ten highest or lowest water levels for a specific station using JSON, XML, or CSV formats, with options for datum reference and unit preferences. Facilitates analysis of water level data on the LocalTides MCP Server.MIT