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docs: add optional Parallel web research example - #1456
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The example works with its supplied configuration, but the CLI rejects a combined Unity and Parallel configuration. This is a bounded issue with a workaround. Pre-merge checks |
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Review comments at @tools/examples/web-research/research.py:
- Line 17: Update the Client setup and tool discovery in the research flow to
handle combined configurations: select the parallel server before creating the
Client, or consistently discover and call the server-prefixed
parallel_web_search and parallel_web_fetch tools. Ensure both Parallel tools
remain accepted when the configuration also contains unityMCP.
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| config = json.loads(config_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8")) | ||
| session_id = str(uuid4()) | ||
| async with Client(config, timeout=60, init_timeout=30) as client: |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Handle tool names in combined configurations.
If --config points to a configuration containing both unityMCP and parallel, FastMCP 3 prefixes the tools with their server names. The check on Line 19 then rejects parallel_web_search and parallel_web_fetch, although the Parallel server exposes both tools. Select the parallel server from the configuration before creating Client, or use the prefixed names for discovery and calls. The current test covers only the one-server configuration. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @tools/examples/web-research/research.py at line 17:
Update the Client setup and tool discovery in the research flow to handle
combined configurations: select the parallel server before creating the Client,
or consistently discover and call the server-prefixed parallel_web_search and
parallel_web_fetch tools. Ensure both Parallel tools remain accepted when the
configuration also contains unityMCP.
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Description
Add an opt-in Parallel Search MCP example for researching Unity APIs, package documentation, and troubleshooting sources. It provides free web search powered by Fast mode and page fetching without an account or API key. The guide shows how to add the HTTP server alongside
unityMCP, and includes a runnable search-and-fetch client.Type of Change
Changes Made
Compatibility / Package Source
beta.Packages/packages-lock.json: Not applicable.Testing/Screenshots/Recordings
The example was exercised through its configuration loader against anonymous HTTP search and fetch. Focused request tests and the documentation build passed.
Documentation Updates
Related Issues
None.
Additional Notes
Unity test suites do not apply to this standalone client example. The example makes direct MCP calls; it does not run an LLM or control the Editor. Anonymous access is rate-limited.
I work at Parallel.
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