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Web Content MCP Server

@hmalfee

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Category

Other

Transports

stdio

Author

hmalfee

About Web Content MCP Server

An MCP server that provides web content to your agent.

Web Content MCP Server config

No standard config provided

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Overview

What is Web Content MCP?

Web Content MCP is an MCP server that provides two tools – web-search (Google search plus scraping top results) and url (direct URL content retrieval). It is designed for users of Claude Desktop, VSCode, or any MCP-compatible agent who need quick, automated access to web content.

How to use Web Content MCP?

Clone the repository, install dependencies with pnpm install, and create a .env file with GOOGLE_API_KEY and GOOGLE_SEARCH_ENGINE_ID. Configure your MCP client (Claude Desktop or VSCode) with a stdio server using the command pnpx tsx pointing to src/index.ts and the .env file. Invoke via prompts such as “Search for information about [query]” or “Visit and summarize information from [URL]”.

Key features of Web Content MCP

  • Fast and efficient web content retrieval
  • Search-based and direct URL access
  • Compatible with Claude Desktop, VSCode, any MCP agent
  • Uses Google Custom Search API for queries
  • Automatically scrapes content from visited pages

Use cases of Web Content MCP

  • Searching Google and summarizing the top results
  • Directly fetching and scraping content from a specific URL
  • Gathering research data without manual browsing
  • Integrating live web data into AI agent workflows

Frequently asked questions

1

What tools does Web Content MCP provide?

It provides `web-search` (searches Google and scrapes top results) and `url` (directly visits provided URLs and scrapes content).

2

What API keys are required?

You need a `GOOGLE_API_KEY` and a `GOOGLE_SEARCH_ENGINE_ID` stored in a `.env` file in the server’s root directory.

3

How do I set up Web Content MCP in Claude Desktop?

Add a JSON entry under `mcpServers` with `"command": "pnpx"`, `"args"` including `"tsx"`, the `--env-file` flag pointing to your `.env`, and the full path to `src/index.ts`.

4

How do I set up Web Content MCP in VSCode?

In your VSCode `settings.json`, add an MCP server entry with `"type": "stdio"`, `"command": "pnpx"`, and the same `"args"` as Claude Desktop, ensuring paths are properly escaped on Windows.

5

What should I do if I encounter connection or API errors?

Verify that the server is running and paths in your configuration are correct. Check that your `GOOGLE_API_KEY` and `GOOGLE_SEARCH_ENGINE_ID` are valid in the `.env` file.

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