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Web reading and searching via Jina AI APIs

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A Model Context Protocol server that exposes Jina AI's Web Reader and Web Search APIs, enabling fast extraction of web content and search results for LLMs.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Jina AI MCP Tools

The Jina AI MCP Tools server bridges the power of Jina’s web‑reading and searching APIs with any Model Context Protocol (MCP) compatible AI assistant. By exposing two focused tools— and —developers can add web‑content extraction and search capabilities to their assistants without managing external HTTP requests or parsing logic. This integration solves the common pain point of pulling up‑to‑date, structured information from the web in a format that large language models can ingest directly.

What the Server Does

At its core, the server offers a lightweight, Node.js‑based MCP endpoint that forwards tool calls to Jina’s cloud APIs. When an AI assistant requests , the server passes the URL, extraction mode, and output format to Jina’s web‑reader endpoint, receiving back clean markdown, plain text, or structured metadata. For , the server queries Jina’s search API with a user query, result count, and optional site filter, returning concise snippets that can be further expanded with . This two‑step workflow—search then read—mirrors how developers typically gather information, but it is now automated within the assistant’s context.

Key Features Explained

  • Multiple Extraction Modes: Choose between balanced speed (), exhaustive data capture (), or noise‑free content (). This lets assistants tailor the depth of information to the task at hand.
  • Flexible Output Formats: Whether the model needs raw text, markdown with headings and links, or rich metadata including images, the server can deliver the format that best fits downstream processing.
  • GitHub File Support: URLs pointing to GitHub blobs are automatically converted to raw content links, bypassing the reader for faster access—a boon for code‑centric assistants.
  • Site‑Filtered Search: By limiting searches to a domain (e.g., ), assistants can surface highly relevant results while reducing noise.

Real‑World Use Cases

  • Documentation Assistants: Pull the latest README or API docs from GitHub and present them in conversational form.
  • Research Bots: Quickly surface recent papers or blog posts on a topic, then drill down to full content with the reader.
  • Code Review Helpers: Search for specific function implementations across repositories and fetch the exact code snippet.
  • Knowledge‑Base Builders: Crawl web pages, clean them into structured markdown, and feed the data into a vector store for retrieval.

Integration with AI Workflows

Developers can register and as tools in their MCP client configuration. The assistant then handles tool invocation transparently: it calls the search tool, processes the snippets, decides whether to fetch full pages with the reader, and finally integrates the results into the generated response. Because MCP handles context management, the assistant can remember previous searches or reader calls across turns, enabling multi‑step reasoning and richer interactions.

Unique Advantages

  • Simplicity: No need to set up custom scrapers or manage API keys beyond an optional Jina key; the server handles all communication.
  • Performance: Leveraging Jina’s highly optimized web‑reading engine ensures fast, clean extraction even for large pages.
  • Extensibility: The server’s JSON‑based configuration makes it trivial to add more Jina endpoints or tweak tool parameters without touching the assistant code.

By integrating web reading and searching into a single MCP server, Jina AI MCP Tools empowers developers to create smarter, more responsive assistants that can browse the internet as naturally as a human would.