Beyond searching, a query here can be pinned to the domains you trust or kept away from ones you do not — the difference between an answer you can cite and one you have to go and check. The same call carries a depth switch, so a fast lookup and a careful one need only the one tool.
A single-tool server that puts Tavily's search API in front of an assistant. One call takes a query and returns ranked pages, a short direct answer where Tavily has one, and suggested follow-up questions. It is a TypeScript project you build and run from the repository against your own Tavily key, not something you pull from a package registry.
- One search call returning ranked pages with title, URL, a content snippet, a relevance score, and a publication date where one exists
- A direct answer to the query when Tavily has one — alongside the sources, not instead of them
- Suggested follow-up questions with every response
- A depth switch, so a quick lookup and a thorough sweep go through the same tool
- Control over how many results come back
- Domain include and exclude lists, so a query can be pinned to one documentation site or kept away from a source you distrust
A Tavily API key of your own, supplied to the process as an environment variable. Node and npm: you clone the repository, install, build, and point your client at the built entry point — there is no package to install by name. A process manager and an optional reverse proxy are documented for leaving it running on a server.
Build from source — clone the repository and build it, then point your client at the binary