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Version 2.0 is here!! MCP Server

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About Version 2.0 is here!! MCP Server

MCP Server built for use with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, VS Code, Cline - enable google search and ability to follow links and research websites

#google-search#mcp-server#web-content-analysis

Version 2.0 is here!! MCP Server config

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Version 2.0 is here!! MCP Server tools

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Search Google and get quality-scored results with authority ratings

Extract clean readable content from any URL

Extract up to 5 URLs concurrently

Multi-source research that returns a structured synthesis prompt

Overview

What is Google-Research-MCP?

A standalone Windows MCP server that gives Claude Google search and web research capabilities, powered by SerpAPI. It ships as a single self-contained .exe — no Node.js, npm, or external runtime required.

How to use Google-Research-MCP?

Download the pre-built google-research-mcp.exe, place it permanently, and configure your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop) with the SERPAPI_KEY environment variable in the env block. Restart the client to expose the tools. Optionally run init to install bundled skills and agents into ~/.claude.

Key features of Google-Research-MCP

  • Google search with quality-scored, authority-rated results
  • Extract clean content from single or multiple URLs
  • Multi-source research returning a structured synthesis prompt
  • Six research skills and one agent for automated workflows
  • Self-contained .exe with no external dependencies
  • Supports both stdio and HTTP transport modes

Use cases of Google-Research-MCP

  • Search Google and verify claims against authoritative sources
  • Extract full article content from URLs for analysis
  • Research a topic from multiple sources with synthesized summaries
  • Track recent news or monitor a competitive landscape
  • Generate properly formatted citations and references

Frequently asked questions

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What do I need to use the server?

A SerpAPI account (free tier: 100 searches/month) and Windows 10/11 (64-bit). No other runtime is required.

2

How do I get a SerpAPI key?

Sign up at serpapi.com, then copy your API key from the dashboard at serpapi.com/manage-api-key.

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What transport modes are available?

Two modes: `stdio` (default, used by Claude Desktop and Claude Code) and `http` (for clients like LM Studio). Set the `MCP_TRANSPORT` environment variable to `http` and optionally the `PORT` (default 3030).

4

Is the HTTP mode secure?

The HTTP transport binds to `0.0.0.0` and the `/mcp` endpoint is not authenticated. Only enable it on a trusted network or behind a firewall; stdio mode is not network-exposed.

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What should I do if I see a “429 Too Many Requests” error?

You have hit your SerpAPI plan’s rate limit. The free plan allows 100 searches per month; consider upgrading or waiting until the limit resets.

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