Summary
Search first, verify second — the links are checked, not assumed.
The split between finding and validating is the useful part: searching across sources returns plenty of dead links, and the validation tool can check a batch of them before anything reaches a person. Coverage is entirely a function of the sources it queries.
What it is
A two-tool search server for film and television sources: one finds candidate links across sources, the other checks whether a link plays.
What you get
- search_movie takes a title and whether it is a film or a series, with season and episode for series, and returns candidates with titles, links and quality information
- validate_video_url checks whether a playback page actually works, for one URL or a batch
- Search results are deliberately unverified — the intended flow is to search, pick the most promising links, then validate them
- Runs over stdio for MCP clients, or as a server-sent-events service for web applications, with a health endpoint
Requirements
Node, run from the published package or installed globally. No account or key. What it can find depends on the third-party video sources behind it.
Setup effort
One command — npx @acwink/movies-search-mcp