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Add an optional Parallel Search MCP configuration example - #97
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Adds an opt-in Parallel Search MCP configuration for JavaClaw’s existing Streamable HTTP client. Import the YAML overlay when launching JavaClaw, or use the documented MCP onboarding fields. It provides web search and page fetching without a Parallel API key; anonymous access is intended for light use and has rate limits.
I work at Parallel. For context, here are Artificial Analysis’s Search API benchmarks.
Tested: Spring MCP configuration loading and tool callback dispatch for search and fetch, against both a local fixture and the anonymous endpoint. Request checks covered the endpoint, User-Agent and absence of Authorization.