Searxng MCP Server V06
The SearXNG MCP server project runs a remote Python script via uv and specifies the SearXNG instance URL
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What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server?
The MCP server is a tool for managing model context. It allows users to access and control multiple model instances through a unified interface, thereby improving the response speed and context consistency of the dialogue system.How to use the MCP server?
You can start using it by simply starting the MCP server and integrating it with your model. It supports multiple query methods, such as HTTP API calls.Applicable Scenarios
The MCP server is very suitable for scenarios that require efficient processing of large - scale concurrent requests, such as online customer service systems, intelligent assistants, and multi - round dialogue applications.Main Features
Context ManagementAutomatically save and restore conversation history to ensure conversation coherence.
High - Concurrency SupportSupports thousands of concurrent requests, suitable for large - scale deployment environments.
Flexible AdaptationCompatible with multiple model frameworks, facilitating expansion and integration.
Advantages and Limitations
Advantages
Significantly improve the model response speed
Simplify the model management process
Support distributed architecture
Limitations
High demand for hardware resources
Initial configuration may be complex
How to Use
Install Dependencies
Ensure that Python 3.8 or a higher version is installed.
Start the Server
Run the following command to start the MCP server.
Test the Connection
Use a browser or API tool to access the server address for testing.
Usage Examples
Basic QuerySend a simple text query to the MCP server.
Batch QuerySubmit multiple query tasks at once.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to install the MCP server?
Why did my request time out?
Can I customize the behavior of the MCP server?
Related Resources
GitHub Repository
Get the source code and documentation of the latest version.
Official Documentation
Fully understand the functions and usage methods of the MCP server.
Demo Video
Watch how to quickly get started with the MCP server.
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