Google News Parser FAQs

Question 1

What kind of data does the parser provide?

Accepted Answer

The `get_google_news_feed` tool retrieves current articles from the Google News RSS feed, providing the latest headlines, corresponding descriptions, and essential source metadata for each entry.

Question 2

How can I access and use this tool?

Accepted Answer

This FastMCP server is publicly accessible on FastMCP Cloud at `https://google-news-parser.fastmcp.app/mcp`. You can integrate it with any MCP-compatible client or AI model, such as Cursor.ai, by simply configuring the endpoint URL. No authentication is required.

Question 3

Can I control the number of news articles returned?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can specify the maximum number of articles to retrieve by using the optional `max_results` argument when calling the `get_google_news_feed` tool. By default, it returns the top 3 articles.

Question 4

What is the Google News Parser?

Accepted Answer

The Google News Parser is a lightweight FastMCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to parse the Google News RSS feed and fetch the latest headlines, descriptions, and source metadata. It exposes a single, easy-to-use tool called `get_google_news_feed`.

Question 5

Is any authentication or API key needed to use the Google News Parser?

Accepted Answer

No, the Google News Parser FastMCP server is designed for public access and does not require any authentication, API keys, or credentials to use its features.

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