docs: add keyless Parallel Search MCP example - #282
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Adds a runnable Parallel Search MCP example to the existing MCP tutorial, so EvoAgentX users can search and fetch public web sources without a Parallel account or API key.
Fast, the mode behind anonymous MCP searches, scores 80 on DeepSearchQA F1, compared with Exa auto鈥檚 78. That benchmark rewards complete, precise research answers. The current time-per-task chart shows 18.5s for Fast versus 31.9s for Exa auto, about 42% less time. These are Search API benchmark results, including derived model time, rather than timings of this EvoAgentX example.
The example uses the existing MCPToolkit with Streamable HTTP and adds no routing or provider defaults. It identifies requests as EvoAgentX/ so Parallel can measure aggregate free MCP usage. The tutorial explains the data sent to Parallel and the limits on free access. FastMCP鈥檚 minimum version moves from 2.2 to 2.4 because earlier versions don鈥檛 support this nested HTTP configuration correctly.
Verified discovery, Search, Fetch, result conversion, and disconnect through the normal EvoAgentX import with FastMCP 2.14.7. Captured outbound Search and Fetch requests carried EvoAgentX/0.1.4 without Authorization. The dependency-extra tests (3 tests), example lint, and MkDocs build pass. The full suite cannot collect without the optional RAG, benchmark, and multimodal dependencies; core lint also has existing findings in unchanged files.
I work at Parallel, which operates this service.