Rust MCP server for denoised web search — fetch, clean, and rerank web content for AI agents.
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Webshift MCP Server is an MCP server that rust MCP server for denoised web search — fetch, clean, and rerank web content for AI agents. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio, sse and http, requires no API key, and scores 66/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients — only the file and path differ.
{
"mcpServers": {
"webshift": {
"args": [
"--default-backend",
"searxng"
],
"command": "mcp-webshift"
}
}
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WebShift is a Rust library and MCP server that shifts noisy web pages into clean, right-sized text for LLM consumption.
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WebShift is a Rust library and MCP server that shifts noisy web pages into clean, right-sized text for LLM consumption.
Raw HTML is mostly junk: scripts, ads, navigation menus, cookie banners, tracking pixels. Feeding it directly to an LLM floods the context window with tens of thousands of useless tokens and leaves no room for reasoning. WebShift strips all that noise, sterilizes the text, and enforces strict size budgets so the model receives only the content that matters.
Depending on the features you enable, WebShift can be four things:
| Use case | Crate | Feature flags | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| HTML denoiser | webshift | default-features = false | clean() — pure Rust HTML-to-text pipeline. Strips noise elements, sterilizes Unicode/BiDi, collapses whitespace. Zero network, zero config. Drop into any Rust project that processes web content for LLMs. |
| HTML text rewriter | webshift | features = ["text-map"] | extract_text_nodes() + replace_text_nodes() — extract individual text nodes from HTML, manipulate them (translate, rewrite, simplify), and rebuild the HTML with structure intact. Tags, attributes, and links are never touched. |
| Web content client | webshift | default or features = ["llm"] | fetch() + query() — streaming HTTP fetcher with size caps, 8 search backends, BM25 reranking, optional LLM query expansion and summarization. Full pipeline from search query to structured results. |
| MCP server | webshift-mcp | all features | Native binary (mcp-webshift) that exposes webshift_query, webshift_fetch, and webshift_onboarding over MCP stdio. Single static binary, zero runtime dependencies. |
text-map does preserve the DOM structure for text rewriting use cases.)Question
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+- (optional) LLM query expansion -> multiple search variants
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+- Search via backend (SearXNG, Brave, Tavily, Exa, SerpAPI, Google, Bing, HTTP)
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+- Deduplicate + filter binary URLs
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+- Streaming fetch with per-page size cap
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+- HTML cleaning
... [View full README on GitHub](https://github.com/annibale-x/webshift#readme)