MCP servers tagged web-research

13 live MCP servers tagged "web-research", ranked by trust score. Tags come from package metadata and repository topics, so this list covers servers across every category that work with web-research.

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Web Research Assistant

elad12390

MCP server for SearXNG with 13 production-ready tools for web search, package info, GitHub integration, error translation, API docs, and more

★ 6updated 6 months agoMIT

Webresearch

MCP web research server (give Claude real-time info from the web)

A Mem MCP Server

A-MEM Agentic Memory System - MCP Server for IDE Integration (Cursor, VSCode) | Dual-Storage: ChromaDB + NetworkX DiGraph with explicit typed edges | Based on Zettelkasten

idapixl/idapixl-web-research-mcp

source synthesis. Cleans HTML to markdown, extracts excerpts, and produces structured research briefs. Available on Apify.

Smesh Crawler

Agent-orchestrated web crawler for exact evidence and historical changepoints—with deterministic policy, robots compliance, and local MCP support.

Webhound MCP

Budgeted web research and datasets for any MCP-speaking agent.

FastHands

Local-first cross-platform execution and research layer for AI agents with durable checkpoints and operator control.

Llmflow Search

LangGraph web research agent for macOS with Ollama

Open AI Research Agent

AI agent for market and audience research: web research with citations, document ingestion for RAG, audience/persona profiling — backed by real web-search and document APIs

Composio App Research

Agent-driven research pipeline for evaluating API, auth, MCP, credential access, and toolkit feasibility across 100 apps.

Web Research Cascade

Claude Code skill that escalates blocked web fetches (WebFetch -> Jina Reader -> Firecrawl -> your browser) so primary sources get read instead of silently skipped.

Ezdxf MCP

Noncommercial visual web research, image-to-DXF, spatial recognition, and exact Cartesian targeting engine

Web Browsing

Claude Code skills for rigorous web research — enforces full-page content reading, prevents shallow snippet-only analysis.