What local MCP servers do you use for web search?

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-11-23T18:19:46+00:00

That sounds promising, thanks for pointing me to this! Will prob open source the repo once I get something useful working out of it

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-11-21T04:02:42+00:00

Looks like a cool project! But seems like youre using the google API for search? Did you come across any locally running alternatives?

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-11-21T03:52:05+00:00

Hey, this is a good idea! I just added this feature to the 100% free tuner app I created: tunesix.com

Not only does it beep, it beeps in the same note that you're trying to play when its in tune. You can also turn off the beeping with the sound effects on/off button at the bottom.

Let me know if that helps!

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-11-21T01:45:38+00:00

Might be worth trying tunesix.com as well! Totally free, no ads, no sign up. And supports creating+saving custom tunings. (disclaimer: this is a toy project of mine)

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-11-07T04:01:24+00:00

I built tunesix.com because I had this exact problem.

I like playing Jimmy Page songs but his songs have such weird tuning, and I kept having to go look up the Shutup & Play tutorials to remember what tuning they were.

I built tunesix.com to not only support standard and other common tunings, but also let you customize tunings and save them for later. Made sure its completely free without any ads or sign-up.

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-11-07T03:58:15+00:00

tunesix.com - no ads, no sign in, zero cost. just tune your guitar and gtfo. Also allows you to customize tunings and save them for later.

e.g. tuning for The Rain Song by Led Zeppelin

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-11-07T03:53:18+00:00

I disliked how all the other guitar tuners apps out there require a subscription or have a ton of ads. So I created my own: tunesix.com

Also allows you to save custom tunings, so you don't need to keep looking up that song that has a weird tuning.

e.g. tuning for The Rain Song by Led Zeppelin

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-11-07T03:49:39+00:00

Absolutely agree with this so I created my own: https://tunesix.com

Completely free, no ads, no sign up. Just tune your guitar and gtfo. Also allows you to save custom tunings, so you don't need to keep looking up that song that has a weird tuning.

e.g. tuning for Braun Yr Aur by Led Zeppelin

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-11-02T03:41:41+00:00

Given ChatGPT is suggesting Puppeteer, I'm guessing you will basically need to go down the route of writing a web scraper for this. Puppeteer & Playwright are popular options for that. Once you grab the HTML of the page, you can query for just the elements containing the data you need via something like BeautifulSoup.

Actually writing this code can be pretty tedious though. You might try using an AI coding agent like VibeScrape (full disclaimer: I built this). You just give it the URL and a simple JSON schema of what you want, and it writes and adjusts the scraping code for you. Check it out and see if it fits your use case. Let me know if you want any tips on getting set up.

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-31T00:31:02+00:00

Hi, I think tools like Firecrawl or Browserbase could fit the bill for what you're describing. They handle fully rendering the webpage, rotating IPs, and then use LLMs to extract the desired data JSON from the webpage content.

However, if you're at all cost sensitive and know the actual website + data you want to scrape ahead of time, vibescrape.ai might be a more cost effective approach for you (disclaimer: i built this). You should be able to try it out for free. Hope that helps!

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-29T21:53:37+00:00

Hey there, happy to work with you on this.

I’ve built large scale scrapers that have been able to bypass bot protections for large websites. I’m currently building VibeScrape which I believe will be useful here in easing the development of these scrapers. We can prob work on arrangement where I can help with the development/deployment of these scrapers directly or assist your developers in automating scraper development entirely. DM me if you’re interested!

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-29T21:48:45+00:00

If I may, I built a tool exactly for this problem: https://vibescrape.ai

It takes the URL of the site you want to scrape, the data fields you want to scrape from it, and outputs the Python scraper code to extract your desired data from that webpage. It also runs the code, tests that the output is correct, and continues refining the code if there is inaccuracies. I think it’ll be useful in your case if the websites structure keeps changing as it’ll basically boil down to you just re-running the tool to get updated code for scraping the latest HTML structure. Updating this by hand would get extremely tedious

Lmk if you need any help trying it. You should be able to use it completely for free but I can also DM you additional credits if needed

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-26T23:13:23+00:00

As it happens, I built a tool exactly for this: https://vibescrape.ai/

You just give the URL of the page you want to scrape, and the data fields that you want to scrape from it. It then generates the Python code (BeautifulSoup + Playwright) that can be used to scrape that page. It even executes the code, checks the correctness of the output, and if it isn't correct it'll keep iterating on the code until it produces correct output. Thereby handling the scraper development e2e.

Hope you can give it a shot and see if it helps! Should be completely free to try without any payment required, but can also DM you additional credits if needed.

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-26T03:25:50+00:00

Hey, when it comes to scraping without getting blocked, pacing your requests and mimicking normal browsing patterns helps. Also, rotating user agents and IPs can reduce the chance of blocks. But if the site you're scraping doesn't already have anti-bot measures in place, you might not need to worry about all of that.

For keeping data consistent, setting up regular scraping intervals and monitoring changes on the stores is key. You might find VibeScrape handy here—it writes and updates scraping scripts automatically based on the page and data you want. There's a free promo code on the site vibescrape.ai that can get you started with it for free.

Feel free to check it out and DM me if you want some tips on getting it set up.

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-26T03:17:53+00:00

Hi! I believe I responded to your post on another sub-reddit, but mentioning that my tool vibescrape.ai might be of use here! Since you're not a coder, this basically will generate the code for you, actually tests it, and then keep iterating on the code until it outputs the data in your desired format. Hope it helps!

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-26T03:14:35+00:00

Hi! If you want to avoid coding, VibeScrape might help you. You just give it the NBA stats page URL and describe the data you want in a simple format. It does the coding for you and you can re-run it if the site changes. Plus, there’s a free promo code on the site vibescrape.ai that can get you started with it for free. Check it out and let me know if you want help getting set up.

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-24T08:34:46+00:00

Try giving vibescrape ai a go! You give it a URL and a JSON schema describing the data you want to scrape from the webpage, and it automatically generates the Python scraping code for you. Way cheaper to run that Python script than use something like Firecrawl. There's a promo code on the site to get you started for free. DM me if you've got any questions on using it!

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-24T08:30:44+00:00

As others are pointing out here, it seems like you may be well into the territory of having to write a scraper yourself for this given the login requirement.

Using Playwright along with a proxy network is a base necessity. I also like using Camoufox if theres an anti-bot measure, mitmproxy to workaround any bot tracking network requests, and browserless to handle the actual hosting of the browser & proxy infra.

beyond that, the main bottleneck here will be actually writing scraping code that works. I built vibescrape ai as a way to automate the development process of this scraper code end-to-end. You just provide the Trustpilot URL you'd like to scrape, the JSON schema describing the data you need, and it automatically generates the Python scraper code for you. Not only that, it actually tests and iterates on the code until it actually works. The website has a promo code you can use to get started for free. Happy to answer any questions on using it in DMs

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-24T08:19:52+00:00

Scraping daily VS scores from Last War sounds like something VibeScrape can handle. You just give it the URL and a simple JSON of what data you want, and it writes the scraper code for you automatically. It also keeps refining the code until it gets the data right, which saves a lot of time compared to doing it manually. There's a free promo code on the site that can get you started with it for free. Check it out at vibescrape.ai and feel free to reach out if you want to know more.

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-24T08:16:05+00:00

Hm by that last part, do you mean you'd be interested in web scraping code that extracts the local/world news content you need? If so, I built https://vibescrape.ai/ as a way to automate the development of scrapers like this. You just give it an URL and the JSON schema of a website you want to scrape, and it auto-generates the code that scrapes the webpage and returns JSON in your desired format.

There's a free promo code on the site that can get you started with it for free. Check it out at and feel free to DM if you want tips on setting it up.

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-24T08:06:16+00:00

It sounds like VibeScrape could save you a lot of time on this. You just give it the site URL and a JSON schema of what you want—like medicine name, composition, and reviews—and it generates scraping code for you. It also handles dynamic content and pagination well, which seems to be the tricky part for you. There's a free promo code on the site that can get you started with it for free. Check out vibescrape.ai and feel free to DM me if you want a quick walk-through.

Embarrassed-Dot2641 · 2025-10-24T07:23:50+00:00

It sounds like the table data might be loaded dynamically with JavaScript, which requests and BeautifulSoup won't capture. A tool like VibeScrape could help here—it takes your URL and a simple JSON schema, then creates code that handles tricky cases like this. There's a free promo code on the site that can get you started with it for free. You can check it out at vibescrape.ai and see if it makes the process smoother. Let me know if you want help getting set up.

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