mcp-omnisearch
mcp-omnisearch is an MCP server that unifies multiple search and extraction APIs (Tavily, Brave, Kagi, Exa AI, GitHub, Linkup, Firecrawl) into four tools: web_search, ai_search, github_search, and web_extract. It supports flexible provider selection and key management, and can be deployed on any platform with Node.js.
mcp-omnisearch is currently grouped under Browser Automation, which makes it easier to evaluate through workflow fit instead of isolated features alone. Based on the available data, it leans most heavily toward Unified web search across multiple providers (Tavily, Brave, Kagi, Exa) and Perform comprehensive web searches using multiple search engines in one request. The listed license is MIT, which is useful when adoption constraints matter. It also shows measurable community traction with 333 GitHub stars.
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- ?usr_seed_0617May 2, 2026
Active maintenance, new search providers get added regularly.
- ?usr_seed_0883Apr 23, 2026
Unified search across multiple engines from one MCP server saves setup overhead.
- ?usr_seed_0960Mar 16, 2026
Good for AI workflows that benefit from triangulating results across search providers.
- ?usr_seed_0416Mar 4, 2026
Consistent result format across engines makes downstream processing straightforward.