Add Parallel Search MCP to the partner catalog - #252
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This repository鈥檚 partner catalog describes remote MCP servers so users can discover what they do, where to connect, and how to get started. Parallel Search MCP was missing from that catalog.
This PR adds one entry under
partners/serversfor web search and page extraction. It points tohttps://search.parallel.ai/mcpand explicitly selects Streamable HTTP. The service exposesweb_searchfor finding current information andweb_fetchfor reading specific pages as Markdown. Anonymous access is free and rate limited, with no Parallel account or API key required.The entry includes setup instructions, service terms, an icon, and a support link. It also explains that tool calls send queries, requested URLs, supplied objectives or context, and supplied metadata to Parallel. Existing entries stay unchanged.
All three repository validation checks passed locally: catalog schema validation, unique server names, and unique security-scheme keys. Anonymous endpoint checks discovered both tools and returned 10 search results and one fetched page without tool or per-URL errors. The terms, icon, and documentation links returned HTTP 200.
This supplies the catalog metadata for the Microsoft Foundry onboarding request. Publication in Foundry and an end-to-end Foundry connection remain unverified.
I work at Parallel, which operates this service.