Webcrawl-MCP provides a protocol server for web crawling, enabling clients to invoke web crawlers via MCP, supporting both Streamable HTTP and SSE transports, ensuring seamless integration with MCP-compliant applications.
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May 04 2025
Webcrawl-MCP provides a protocol server for web crawling, enabling clients to invoke web crawlers via MCP, supporting both Streamable HTTP and SSE transports, ensuring seamless integration with MCP-compliant applications.
Added on:
Created by:
May 04 2025
SteffenHebestreit
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What is Webcrawl-MCP?
This MCP server offers web crawling functionalities exposing crawlers as tools compatible with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows clients to perform web crawling tasks through standardized JSON-RPC methods, supporting both modern streamable HTTP and legacy SSE communication methods. The system integrates tightly with MCP clients, enabling efficient crawling operations, such as fetching page content, extracting links, and navigating web structures. It features centralized configuration, extendable architecture, and facilitates easy customization for different web crawling needs, making it suitable for research, data scraping, or automated web analysis environments.
Who will use Webcrawl-MCP?
- Developers
- Researchers
- Data scientists
- Web scraping professionals
- MCP client integrators
How to use the Webcrawl-MCP?
- Step1: Clone the repository and set up environment variables as needed.
- Step2: Use Docker or local setup to run the MCP server.
- Step3: Use API or MCP Streamable HTTP endpoint to send JSON-RPC requests.
- Step4: Invoke 'mcp.tool.use' with the 'crawl' or other crawler functions, providing target URLs.
- Step5: Receive crawled data or extracts in response for processing or analysis.
Webcrawl-MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Web crawling via MCP protocol
- Supports JSON-RPC over HTTP (streamable) and SSE
- Exposes crawlers as MCP tools
- Configurable crawl parameters
- Centralized server architecture
The Benefits
- Standardized communication with MCP clients
- Flexible and extendable design
- Efficient web crawls with streaming support
- Easy integration into existing workflows
- Supports automation and large-scale data extraction
Webcrawl-MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automated web data collection for research
- Integration of web crawling into AI workflows
- Data scraping for analytics
- Web monitoring and content analysis
FAQs of Webcrawl-MCP
Developer
- SteffenHebestreit
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