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    MCP server for local web search via SearXNG, providing unlimited queries without API keys or cost, with automatic fallback to public instances.
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  • Search the web through a SearXNG instance and return paginated results with titles, URLs, and snippets, with filters for engines, language, time range, and safe search.
    MIT
  • Check if the local llama.cpp server is reachable and loaded, returning availability status and model metadata, to decide retry or cloud fallback.
    MIT
  • Search the public web via local SearXNG for current or external information. Results are snippets, not verified facts; read important sources with web_read before relying on them.
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  • Find web results via self-hosted SearXNG with local ML reranking. Filters blocked domains, boosts trusted ones, and returns top results with direct answers.
    MIT
  • Searches the web via SearXNG and returns results with title, URL, and snippet. Supports pagination, time range, language, and safe search filtering.
    MIT
  • Perform web searches via a private SearxNG instance, returning structured results with title, URL, and description. Includes pagination and graceful error handling.
    MIT
  • Search the web via SearXNG to get ranked results with titles, URLs, and snippets. Use parameters to filter by language, time, and page number.
    MIT
  • Performs web searches using SearXNG, returning results with titles, URLs, and snippets. Supports pagination, time range, language, and safety filters.
    MIT
  • Run private web queries through a local SearXNG instance, rerank results with a local model, and return snippets, page highlights, or a cited answer.
    MIT
  • Execute web searches via public SearXNG instances, returning structured results with URLs and summaries. Filter by time range, language, or enable detailed searches for comprehensive query responses.
    MIT
  • Generate text embeddings with local models for semantic search, similarity comparisons, and clustering. Offload routine embedding tasks to save Claude tokens.
    MIT