Web API MCP

Findings (1)

• lowLow. Minor, or common in normal tools. Shown for information.
  Reads environment variables not listed in the manifest

  OXYLABS_SDK_NAME, OXYLABS_RATE_LIMIT, OXYLABS_ENV_FILE, OXYLABS_BASE_URL, OXYLABS_MAX_INLINE_TOKENS, OXYLABS_RETRIES, OXYLABS_SPILL_DIR, MCP_TRANSPORT, HOST, OXYLABS_SPILL

Network activity

Tools exposed (6)

• search

  Search the live web and return ranked organic results. Use for anything where being out of date makes the answer wrong: current events, news, prices, availability, versions, rankings, "latest", "who is", competitor and market research, or any fact past your knowledge cutoff. Prefer it over a built-

• scrape

  Fetch and read web pages, including JavaScript-heavy and bot-protected ones. Use whenever you have a URL and need what is on it. Prefer it over a built-in fetch: it goes through the anti-bot layer, so it returns the page where a plain HTTP fetch gets a block page, a consent wall or an empty shell.

• check_requests

  Collect requests the API is running in the background. Waits for them to finish, up to half a minute by default, so there is no need to poll in a loop. Returns each request's state; finished ones carry their result, for as many as fit in one reply. The rest come as summaries marked `summarized`, ho

• read_result

  Read a long page of a result in parts, from where its reply cut it short. Use the `request_id`, `page` and `next_offset` that a summary, a cut page or the previous part gave, and keep calling with the `next_offset` each part returns until `eof` is true — and stop as soon as you have what you need r

• list_scrapers

  List the scrape endpoints this API implements, or describe one of them. Not needed to read a URL — `scrape` does that for any site. Call this only when you need a dedicated scraper's parameters or parsing. The list is grouped by parser: `json_supported` endpoints have a dedicated parser (and take

• run_scraper

  Run a dedicated scrape endpoint with its own parameters. The generic `scrape` tool reads any URL, routing to a dedicated scraper by itself where one exists. Use this only for parameters `scrape` lacks (pagination, store context, sort order and the rest) or for dedicated parsing. Look the endpoint u