Parquet FAQs

Question 1

What type of web search functionality does Parquet offer?

Accepted Answer

Parquet enables users to perform web searches using specified queries and scrape the results. It supports pagination for retrieving results from multiple pages and extracting relevant information.

Question 2

Can I test the functionality of the Parquet MCP server?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Parquet includes a comprehensive test suite that allows you to validate its functionality. You can run the tests to ensure that the web search and information extraction features are working correctly.

Question 3

What is Parquet and what does it do?

Accepted Answer

Parquet is an MCP server designed to perform web searches and extract relevant information from the search results. It's built for integration with Claude Desktop and facilitates efficient data collection and analysis.

Question 4

What is the PostgreSQL vector similarity search?

Accepted Answer

Parquet uses PostgreSQL to perform vector similarity search within web search results. This facilitates searching for semantically similar terms, allowing users to locate more relevant information. Parquet uses the pgvector extension within PostgreSQL.

Question 5

How does Parquet integrate with Claude Desktop?

Accepted Answer

Parquet integrates with Claude Desktop as an MCP server. By adding Parquet to your Claude Desktop configuration, you can use its web search and information extraction capabilities directly within the Claude environment.

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