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Common Crawl MCP
Query petabyte-scale web crawl data from Common Crawl — search by URL pattern, extract text from archived pages, and analyze historical web content at scale for research and data mining applications.
What is Common Crawl MCP?
Common Crawl MCP is a Model Context Protocol server published by commoncrawl that lets AI assistants interact with web search services. Once configured, your assistant can call its connected tools in natural language instead of you hand-writing every request against the underlying API.
What Can You Do With It?
- Search archived web pages
- Extract text from crawl data
- Analyze historical web content
How to Use This Server
- 1. Choose your AI clientAdd Common Crawl MCP to an MCP-compatible assistant (Claude, Cursor, VS Code, or any client listed in the official MCP docs).
- 2. Install the serverFollow the install instructions below. Most servers install with a package manager in a few minutes and need only an API key or a local credential.
- 3. Add it to your configurationWrite the server block into your client's config file exactly as the official docs publish — including any arguments, environment variables, and path fields.
- 4. Start askingRestart your client and describe the task in natural language — the assistant uses the server's tools against your real data and services.
Server Specs
- Publisher
- commoncrawl
- Category
- Web Search
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Tags
- Common CrawlWeb ArchiveBig DataScraping
Get It Set Up
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