Enhance Brave Search Tool with Custom Goggle Support #1650
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- Added optional 'goggles' parameter to the web search tool for custom re-ranking using Brave Goggles. - Updated input schema to include 'goggles' as an array of strings. - Implemented logic to merge default goggles from the environment variable with user-provided goggles. - Enhanced README documentation to explain the usage of goggles and how to set them via environment variables.
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Motivation and Context
This allows a user of the Brave Search API to modify the results ordering such that they can prioritize specific query results. This will allow them to better fine tune the context supplied when relying on this MCP server.
How Has This Been Tested?
Tested this with MCP inspector to make sure query results match what's expected. The easiest way to do this is to use the query "rusty nail" and notice without goggles the top results aren't programming related. Then once it's enabled they change to be rust programming related. The search results will match what happens when the rust programming goggle is used on https://search.brave.com also.
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