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Self-hosted MCP tools for private web search, page fetching, and date-time lookup.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Basic MCP Tools" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use Basic MCP Tools to search for "vector database comparison 2025", fetch the top 3 result pages, and summarize the key points.
Returns search results, key points from fetched pages, and a concise combined summary.
Fetch the main content of this web page and extract its headings, sections, and links: https://example.com
Outputs a structured extraction of the page content for further analysis or citation.
Return the current date and time in ISO 8601 format.
Outputs the current date and time for logging, task orchestration, or time-based checks.
Developers can give an MCP client web search and page fetching without relying on external search APIs. It fits environments that prefer local deployment and stronger privacy control.
Researchers or product managers can search a topic first, then fetch result pages for quick review. This keeps discovery and content retrieval in one toolchain.
In agent or automation workflows, it can provide the current date and time and combine that with web search and page fetching. This is useful for flows that need time awareness and online information retrieval.
It provides private web search, web page fetching, and current date/time tools. The description also says local search is powered by a bundled SearXNG instance.
Based on the description, it does not require an external search API key because it uses a bundled local SearXNG instance for search. See the source repository for configuration details.
It is a self-hosted MCP server. The provided material does not include installation method, runtime requirements, or deployment steps, so see the source repository.
Run local web search and URL fetching without external API keys.
Add web search, page fetch, rendering, and transcript lookup to MCP clients.
Enable self-hosted deep web research for AI agents without API keys.
Access versatile MCP utilities for text processing, web fetching, and search tasks.
Search the web via SearXNG and fetch readable public web pages.
Search, crawl, and collect structured web data through an MCP server.