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docs(mcp): add a keyless Parallel search and fetch example - #227
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Thanks for the careful write-up and the test, George. I'm going to pass on this one: pi-fabric's docs stay vendor-neutral, and I'd rather not maintain a provider-specific page and a test that parses it. Parallel works with Fabric today without any doc changes. Anyone who wants it can add it to |
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Adds a runnable Parallel Search MCP example through Fabric's existing mcporter integration. Merge the provided entry into
config/mcporter.json, then run the TypeScript program withfabric_execto search the web and fetch a page without a Parallel API key. Anonymous access is free for light use and rate limited. Existing servers and runtime defaults stay unchanged.I work at Parallel. For context, here are Artificial Analysis's Search API benchmarks.
Tested: the documented program through Fabric with local HTTP and the live anonymous endpoint, including search, fetch and request headers; type checking and a fresh build passed. The affected checks also found five documentation-style failures reproduced at the unchanged base.