docs: add hosted keyless search MCP example - #688
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Fixes #687
Summary
Changes
Adds a hosted web-search example to the existing MCP Tool Provider guide in Python and TypeScript. Users can connect to Parallel's free, rate-limited Search MCP without a Parallel account or API key, discover
web_searchandweb_fetch, and clean up the connection.Parallel's anonymous search uses Fast mode. DeepSearchQA results and time per task provide independent evaluation context; they don't measure this Agent Squad example. I work at Parallel.
User experience
The existing remote examples use a local server or a placeholder URL. This adds a hosted endpoint readers can try using the same provider and transport. It explains data sent to Parallel, the project-wide User-Agent used for aggregate usage measurement, and the separate model-provider setup an agent still needs. Existing routing, defaults, dependencies, and examples are unchanged.
Validation
The docs build passed. Both snippets were exercised through the repository's native MCP provider: discovery exposed both tools, search returned results with URLs and excerpts, fetch returned documentation excerpts, and disconnect completed. Captured Search and Fetch requests carried
User-Agent: agent-squadwithout Authorization. Downstream analytics attribution hasn't been verified.Checklist
Is this a breaking change?
No.Acknowledgment
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