g-search-mcp

A powerful MCP server for Google search that enables parallel searching with multiple keywords simultaneously.

• Source: https://github.com/jae-jae/g-search-mcp
• Category: data-access-integration-mcp-servers
• Tags: mcp, google, web-search, search, data-access

Features

• Parallel Searching: Supports searching with multiple keywords on Google at the same time, improving efficiency.
• Browser Optimization: Opens multiple tabs in a single browser instance for efficient parallel searches.
• Automatic CAPTCHA Handling: Detects Google CAPTCHAs and switches to a visible browser mode for user verification if needed.
• User Behavior Simulation: Simulates real user browsing patterns to reduce the chance of being detected as a bot by Google.
• Structured Results: Returns search results in structured JSON format for easy processing and analysis.
• Configurable Parameters:
  • queries: Array of search queries (required)
  • limit: Number of results per query (default: 10, configurable)
  • timeout: Page load timeout in milliseconds (default: 60000, configurable)
  • noSaveState: Whether to avoid saving browser state (default: false)
  • locale: Locale setting for search results (default: en-US, configurable)
  • debug: Enable debug mode to show browser window (overrides command line flag)
• Uses Playwright: Utilizes Playwright browser automation for performing searches.
• Installation and Usage:
  • Can be run directly with npx -y g-search-mcp
  • Requires Node.js 18+ and Playwright browser installed
  • Supports development workflows with auto-rebuild and debugging tools
• Integration: Can be configured as an MCP server in tools like Claude Desktop.

Example Usage

• Search for multiple keywords (e.g., "machine learning", "artificial intelligence") and receive structured results for each.
• Adjust search result limits, timeouts, and locale as needed.
• Enable debug mode for troubleshooting or CAPTCHA resolution.

Installation

• Requires Node.js 18+
• Install dependencies and Playwright browser as described in the README
• Build and run the server or use with npx

License

MIT License

Pricing

No pricing information available. The project is open-source under the MIT License.