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Add opt-in Parallel Search MCP library backend - #26
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Rust applications can opt into free web search with Parallel Search MCP. Anonymous search uses Fast mode and needs no account or API key. Construct a
SearchProviderwithParallelBackend, or run the includedparallel_searchexample.The adapter returns Daedra's standard URLs and excerpts and keeps a stable session for related searches. The existing automatic chain, CLI and MCP server are unchanged. Parallel's anonymous tool has no SafeSearch, region or recency controls, so the adapter requires SafeSearch off and worldwide results without a time filter.
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