WebSearch (Google)
Provides real-time web search capabilities via a dedicated crawler service with configurable result ...
Deploy the Crawler Service (Required for Searching)
- Ensure you have Docker and Docker Compose installed.
- Create a file named
docker-compose.ymlwith the recommended configuration from the README for your platform. - Start the services with:
docker-compose up -d - Verify the crawler API is running—test with:
curl http://localhost:3001/health- You should receive a response indicating
"status": "ok".
- You should receive a response indicating
Obtain the API URL
- By default, the API will be accessible at
http://localhost:3001. If you ran the crawler on a different machine or specified another port indocker-compose.yml, use that address instead.
- By default, the API will be accessible at
Configure ENV Values in FastMCP Connection Interface
- When adding this MCP server in your FastMCP environment (using the “Install Now” button), fill in the following ENV values:
API_URL: Provide the URL of your running Crawler API, e.g.http://localhost:3001.MAX_SEARCH_RESULT(optional): Change if you want to limit (or increase) the number of returned search results. Example:5.
- Example:
API_URL=http://localhost:3001 MAX_SEARCH_RESULT=5
- When adding this MCP server in your FastMCP environment (using the “Install Now” button), fill in the following ENV values:
Save the Connection
- After filling in the ENV values, save/apply the configuration in your FastMCP interface to complete the setup.
Note: No external keys or tokens are required; you just need to point to your running Crawler API. Make sure your API is accessible from the environment where FastMCP is running.
Quick Start
Choose Connection Type for
Authentication Required
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Configure Environment Variables for
Please provide values for the following environment variables:
started!
The MCP server should open in . If it doesn't open automatically, please check that you have the application installed.
Copy and run this command in your terminal:
Make sure Gemini CLI is installed:
Visit Gemini CLI documentation for installation instructions.
Make sure Claude Code is installed:
Visit Claude Code documentation for installation instructions.
Installation Steps:
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