Use MCP clients to search and extract via a self-hosted TrailSearch API.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "trailsearch-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use trailsearch-mcp to search for recent information on “vector database selection” and summarize 5 key points.
Returns relevant search results and concise takeaways.
Use trailsearch-mcp to extract the main content of this article and provide a structured summary.
Outputs a condensed summary of the webpage content.
Route search requests through my self-hosted TrailSearch/open-tavily API instead of the default Tavily endpoint.
Search and extract requests are handled through a custom base URL.
Use it when you have deployed TrailSearch or open-tavily and want MCP clients to talk to your own API for search and extraction.
If your workflow expects Tavily-compatible endpoints but you want to point to a custom service URL, this tool acts as the bridge.
Researchers or writers can search first and then extract page content to gather sources quickly.
It is an MCP tool that lets clients access a self-hosted TrailSearch/open-tavily API through a custom base URL and perform Tavily-compatible search and extract operations.
The key difference is that it does not always use the default Tavily endpoint; instead, it points to your own service URL. The described capabilities are Tavily-compatible search and extraction.
You need an accessible self-hosted TrailSearch or open-tavily API, plus an MCP client that can be configured with a custom base URL. Other details are not provided.
Provides web search via Tavily API for MCP clients like Cursor.
Enable AI to search the web and retrieve up-to-date information via Tavily.
Use Tavily via MCP for search, extraction, crawling, and web research workflows.
Search the web through an MCP server powered by the Tavily API.
Access real-time web search, extraction, mapping, and crawling with optional PII protection.
Lets MCP clients search the web and fetch pages without API keys.