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Feat: Add a runnable Parallel Search MCP example - #462
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What
Add a runnable Swift example for free web search and page fetching with Parallel Search MCP. Anonymous search uses Fast mode, with no account or API key needed.
Why
Show how to discover and select remote tools, call them directly, and prepare a native Responses API MCP query.
Affected Areas
A standalone
Examples/ParallelSearchpackage and a README link. Existing defaults stay unchanged.More Info
See
Examples/ParallelSearch/README.mdfor commands. The query command prints a request without submitting it; model execution and approval handling remain with your Responses caller.I work at Parallel.