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Open-WebSearch MCP Server is a multi-engine web search aggregator that enables free web searching without requiring API keys. It provides structured search results by querying multiple popular search engines simultaneously. Key features: - Multi-engine search support including Bing, Baidu, DuckDuckGo, Brave, Exa, Juejin, and CSDN - No API keys or authentication required for any supported search engine - HTTP proxy configuration for accessing restricted resources - Configurable default search engine and number of results per query - Content fetching capabilities for specific platforms including CSDN articles, GitHub README files, and generic HTTP/Markdown web pages - Returns structured results with titles, URLs, and descriptions for easy parsing
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Open-WebSearch MCP Server
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server based on multi-engine search results, supporting free web search without API keys.
Features
TODO
Installation Guide
NPX Quick Start (Recommended)
The fastest way to get started:
# Basic usage
npx open-websearch@latestWith environment variables (Linux/macOS)
DEFAULT_SEARCH_ENGINE=duckduckgo ENABLE_CORS=true npx open-websearch@latestWindows PowerShell
$env:DEFAULT_SEARCH_ENGINE="duckduckgo"; $env:ENABLE_CORS="true"; npx open-websearch@latestWindows CMD
set MODE=stdio && set DEFAULT_SEARCH_ENGINE=duckduckgo && npx open-websearch@latestCross-platform (requires cross-env, Used for local development)
npm install -g open-websearch
npx cross-env DEFAULT_SEARCH_ENGINE=duckduckgo ENABLE_CORS=true open-websearch
Environment Variables:
| Variable | Default | Options | Description |
|----------|-------------------------|---------|-------------|
| ENABLE_CORS | false | true, false | Enable CORS |
| CORS_ORIGIN | * | Any valid origin | CORS origin configuration |
| DEFAULT_SEARCH_ENGINE | bing | bing, duckduckgo, exa, brave, baidu, csdn, juejin | Default search engine |
| USE_PROXY | false | true, false | Enable HTTP proxy |
| PROXY_URL | http://127.0.0.1:7890 | Any valid URL | Proxy server URL |
| MODE | both | both, http, stdio | Server mode: both HTTP+STDIO, HTTP only, or STDIO only |
| PORT | 3000 | 1-65535 | Server port |
| ALLOWED_SEARCH_ENGINES | empty (all available) | Comma-separated engine names | Limit which search engines can be used; if the default engine is not in this list, the first allowed engine becomes the default |
| SEARCH_MODE | request | request, auto, playwright | Search strategy. Currently only affects Bing: request only, request then Playwright fallback, or force Playwright |
| PLAYWRIGHT_PACKAGE | auto | auto, playwright, playwright-core | Which Playwright client package to resolve when browser mode is enabled |
| PLAYWRIGHT_MODULE_PATH | empty | Absolute path or project-relative path | Reuse an existing Playwright client package outside this project |
| PLAYWRIGHT_EXECUTABLE_PATH | empty | Any valid browser binary path | Launch an existing Chromium/Chrome executable without installing bundled browsers |
| PLAYWRIGHT_WS_ENDPOINT | empty | Valid Playwright ws:// / wss:// endpoint | Connect to an existing remote Playwright browser server |
| PLAYWRIGHT_CDP_ENDPOINT | empty | Valid Chromium CDP endpoint | Connect to an existing Chromium instance over CDP |
| PLAYWRIGHT_HEADLESS | true | true, false | Whether Playwright Chromium runs in headless mode |
| PLAYWRIGHT_NAVIGATION_TIMEOUT_MS | 20000 | Positive integer | Timeout for Playwright navigation and Bing result waits |
| MCP_TOOL_SEARCH_NAME | search | Valid MCP tool name | Custom name for the search tool |
| MCP_TOOL_FETCH_LINUXDO_NAME | fetchLinuxDoArticle | Valid MCP tool name | Custom name for the Linux.do article fetch tool |
| MCP_TOOL_FETCH_CSDN_NAME | fetchCsdnArticle | Valid MCP tool name | Custom name for the CSDN article fetch t
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