Tavily
An MCP server implementation based on the Tavily API, providing advanced search and content extraction functions, supporting multiple search tools and rich configuration options.
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What is the MCP Tavily Server?
The MCP Tavily Server is a tool built on the Tavily API, designed to provide users with powerful search and content extraction capabilities. It allows you to query information in various ways, such as basic search, context-aware search, and search for question-answering.How to use the MCP Tavily Server?
To get started, follow these steps: 1. Install the server. 2. Configure your API key. 3. Call different search tools for queries.Applicable Scenarios
Suitable for scenarios that require efficient search and content extraction, such as news research, data analysis, knowledge acquisition, etc.Main Features
Basic Search
Perform basic search tasks, supporting custom options such as depth, topic, and maximum number of results.
Context Search
Optimize search results based on context to improve relevance.
Question-Answering Search
A search mode focused on answering specific questions.
Content Extraction
Extract content from URLs, supporting depth levels and image inclusion options.
Advantages
Powerful search and content extraction functions.
Rich configuration options to meet diverse needs.
Easy to integrate into existing systems.
Limitations
Requires a valid Tavily API key to run.
Some advanced features may require high computing resources.
How to Use
Install the Server
Install the MCP Tavily Server via npm or directly using npx.
Configure the API Key
Set the environment variable TAVILY_API_KEY to your API key.
Call the Search Tools
Use the provided API interfaces to call different types of searches.
Usage Examples
Example 1: Basic Search
Query information about artificial intelligence.
Example 2: Context Search
Find news about AI development in the past week.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to obtain a Tavily API key?
Can the number of search results be customized?
Related Resources
Tavily Documentation
Learn detailed instructions about the Tavily API.
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