How to add Brave Search to Claude Desktop with MCP
May 6, 2025
This guide covers the steps required to enable Brave Search as a tool to be used in the Claude desktop app using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Since both Brave’s and Anthropic’s products are evolving quickly, it’s best to always check official documentation for the most up-to-date information and instructions. In order to use MCP, you will need to have Node.js installed on your computer. Please note that some Windows users have encountered issues with MCP when using a node installer, rather than node version manager.
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How to use Brave Search with Dify
May 6, 2025
This guide will help you get set up with the Brave Search API in Dify, an open-source platform designed to simplify AI application development, and offer real-time, accurate search results as part of AI agent orchestration. Dify offers an intuitive interface that brings together AI workflows, RAG pipelines, and agent capabilities, empowering developers to rapidly move from initial concept to production-ready applications.
Sign-up and create a key for Brave Search API Register or login to a Brave Search API account.
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How to use Brave Search with n8n (local)
May 6, 2025
This guide covers the steps to enable Brave Search via the official Brave Search community node in n8n.io, a flexible and community-driven automation platform. Please note, this covers the local version of n8n.
Sign-up and create a key for Brave Search API Register or login to a Brave Search API account.
For use with n8n, you must ensure you are subscribed to one of the Data for AI plans, which are found under the Subscriptions tab in the left hand menu of the dashboard.
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How to use Brave Search with Open WebUI
May 2, 2024
This guide covers the steps required to enable Brave Search as the default search engine in Open WebUI, a free and extensible self-hosted AI interface. Since both Brave Search API and any Open WebUI frameworks or libraries can evolve quickly, it’s best to always check the official documentation for the most up-to-date details.
1. Install Open WebUI using Docker Follow the official documentation to install Open WebUI on your choice Linux, Mac, or Windows: https://docs.
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