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docs: add free Parallel Search MCP examples - #208
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Adds runnable Parallel Search MCP examples for web search and page fetch through the existing HTTP MCP flags. Copy the commands into your normal CLI setup to store source excerpts in a dedicated thread, then inspect them with
--show-history. Parallel needs no API key; the CLI still requires its normal API-key setup. Anonymous access has lower rate limits, and the normal history context limit applies.I work at Parallel. For context: Artificial Analysis Search API benchmarks.
Tested: both documented commands against the anonymous endpoint, stored Go fuzzing excerpts, history inspection, and the unit and integration suites.