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"Using Bing Search to Answer Questions" matching MCP tools:

  • Search Bing web results for a query, returning organic links, related queries, people-also-ask, news, video modules, and paginated pages. Use for general web search; site: queries are unsupported.
    MIT
  • Generate Bing search query suggestions from a prefix, returning autosuggest completions with optional entity cards and country/language settings.
    MIT
  • Query Bing and retrieve structured organic search results with titles, links, snippets, and positions for research or data collection.
    MIT

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    Enables web search from mainland China without an API key, using Bing with automatic fallback to Qihoo 360 and Sogou, and resolves redirect links to real URLs.
    MIT

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  • Search Bing image results for a query string with pagination, count, country, and language controls. Returns structured image results or a 503 if Bing blocks the request.
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  • Search Bing news articles by query and return structured JSON results for news monitoring, with US English defaults and page/count options.
    MIT
  • Search Bing video results for any query. Returns structured JSON with pagination, locale, and country options via Crawlora MCP.
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  • Search project documentation and README files using semantic search to answer conceptual questions about how features work or system architecture.
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  • Retrieves relevant passages from a local Obsidian vault to answer questions using natural-language queries.
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  • Answer questions using web-grounded AI to get factual responses with numbered citations. Filter results by recency, domain, or search context size for quick Q&A, summaries, and explanations.
    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.
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  • Expand a seed keyword into ranked autocomplete suggestions, related queries, and questions from Google, YouTube, and Bing. Get prominence scores and sources to find content topics users actually search for.
    MIT
  • Perform deep web searches to find current information, research topics, or answer questions using real-time data from multiple search providers.
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  • Search Couchbase official documentation to answer how-to, conceptual, and reference questions about products, features, SDKs, services, tutorials, and examples.
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