Give your agent the live web.

Google Flights · 2 tools · live data via SerpAPI

26 remote MCP servers — no keys, no signup, no install. Flights, stays, maps, shopping, search and YouTube, plus the Polish web: Allegro, OLX, Ceneo, property portals and official NBP rates. Copy a URL and your agent can search the real world.

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Now paste it: Claude → Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector — or claude mcp add in your terminal.

Twenty-six servers. One host.
Zero keys.

Each one is its own MCP endpoint on mcp.wondel.ai — connect one, or connect them all. Hover a card to see the tools inside.

Connect it your way.

Pick a server, pick a client, copy one snippet. No SDK, no OAuth dance, no config file archaeology.

claude mcp add --transport http google-search https://mcp.wondel.ai/google-search/mcp

One command in your terminal — the server is available in every Claude Code session.

These servers work with Claude, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Claude Cowork, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf — and any other MCP client. Stdio-only clients connect through npx mcp-remote.

One question, three live feeds.

Recorded session · real responses, abridged

You: “Find a well-reviewed hotel near Kraków’s Old Town for the first weekend of August, and give me the nightly price in USD.”

google_hotels_search

{ "q": "hotels near Kraków Old Town", "check_in_date": "2026-08-01", "check_out_date": "2026-08-03", "rating": 9, "currency": "PLN" }

→ "fetchedAt": "2026-07-02T14:02:11Z" · "properties": [ { "name": "Hotel Wawel", "rate_per_night": { "lowest": "PLN 604" }, "overall_rating": 4.7, "reviews": 2841 }, … ]

google_maps_reviews

{ "place_id": "ChIJl-PkG…", "sort_by": "newestFirst" }

→ "reviews": [ { "rating": 5, "snippet": "Quiet rooms two minutes from the Rynek…" }, … ]

nbp_convert

{ "from": "PLN", "to": "USD", "amount": 604 }

→ "result": 152.41 · "rateBasis": "NBP mid rates cross-rated through PLN"

AI: Hotel Wawel — 4.7★ across 2,841 reviews, two minutes from the Main Square. PLN 604 ≈ $152 a night at the official NBP rate.

Three servers, one answer. Every number live, every payload timestamped.

Ask anything. It’s all copy-pasteable.

Where can I fly from Berlin for under $150 in October? Somewhere sunny.

/google-flights

Find a 4.5+ hotel near the Sagrada Família for the first weekend of September — and show me the most critical recent reviews.

/google-hotels + /google-maps

What’s the spread between Allegro and eBay.de prices for a used GoPro 12, in EUR?

/allegro + /ebay + /nbp

A weekend in Zakopane with breakfast, rated 9+, for two — and how long is the drive from Kraków?

/noclegi + /google-maps

A cabin with a sauna in Mazury for the second weekend of October. What does it cost in total?

/alohacamp

Cheapest day next week to fly Warsaw → Barcelona: Wizz Air’s own fares against Skyscanner.

/wizzair + /skyscanner

Charter flights from Warsaw to anywhere warm in late October, priced in euros.

/czartery + /nbp

Two-room flats to rent in Kraków under 4,000 zł — compare Otodom and nieruchomosci-online, czynsz included.

/otodom + /nieruchomosci-online

A used mountain bike in Kraków under 2,000 zł, private sellers only.

/olx

Cheapest Polish shop for the Bosch KGN39 fridge — compare every offer.

/ceneo

Pull the transcript of this conference talk and summarize the Q&A.

/youtube

What are people asking about the EU AI Act? Search and cluster the related questions.

/google-search

Allegro. OLX. Otodom. Ceneo. NBP. The Polish internet, wired for agents.

12 servers, 42 tools, reading Polish sources directly — marketplaces, classifieds, property portals, places to stay, charter flights and the central bank — with prices in PLN and place names as Poles write them. 38 million consumers, the EU’s sixth-largest economy. And NBP isn’t just for Poland: it gives any agent, anywhere, official central-bank cross-rates for over a hundred currencies.

Don’t take our word.
Take the endpoint’s.

26
Servers
74
Live tools
0
API keys
1
Host
/google-flights checking…
/skyscanner checking…
/wizzair checking…
/czartery checking…
/kayak checking…
/flightaware checking…
/google-hotels checking…
/booking checking…
/airbnb checking…
/noclegi checking…
/alohacamp checking…
/slowhop checking…
/google-shopping checking…
/ebay checking…
/amazon checking…
/allegro checking…
/ceneo checking…
/olx checking…
/otodom checking…
/gratka checking…
/nieruchomosci-online checking…
/deweloperuch checking…
/google-search checking…
/google-maps checking…
/youtube checking…
/nbp checking…
This board reads the same JSON your agent does.

Questions, answered
without the fine print.

Is it free? Is there auth?
Yes and no auth — v1 is fully authless. Every server reads public data only, so there is nothing to sign up for, no API key to manage, and nothing to leak. Connect and call.
Which clients work?
Anything that speaks MCP over Streamable HTTP connects directly: Claude (custom connectors), Claude Code (claude mcp add), Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and the rest. Stdio-only clients bridge with npx mcp-remote <url>.
How fresh is the data?
Live, with a short shared cache: 5 minutes on most servers, 10 minutes on Allegro and Ceneo, 1 minute on FlightAware, 1 hour on the latest NBP rates (published NBP history never changes, so it is kept for 30 days) and 6 hours on the Wizz Air route map. Kayak fetches nothing, so there is nothing to cache. Every tool that fetches accepts no_cache: true to force a fresh call, except Allegro’s and Ceneo’s. Every fetched payload is timestamped — fetchedAt, or fetched_at on Skyscanner — and SerpAPI answers served from the cache say cached: true.
Why are Allegro and Skyscanner slow?
Both need a real browser’s worth of work. Allegro.pl sits behind DataDome, which blocks plain fetches and headless browsers cold, so calls route through a chain of unblockers — Firecrawl, with automatic failover to Bright Data and ZenRows — and a full bypass takes roughly 30–120 seconds. Skyscanner loads its prices in the background, so its results page is rendered and watched until the search settles: about 20–40 seconds. Agents wait patiently — that is rather the point.
What does “Experimental” mean?
Skyscanner, Booking.com and Airbnb work, but they read pages that actively resist automation, so a call can fail when the site changes or blocks the fetch. When that happens, Google Hotels — vacation rentals included — is the reliable route for stays, and Google Flights for fares. Wizz Air’s exact-date wizzair_search_flights tool is experimental for the same reason; the rest of the Wizz Air tools are not.
Streamable HTTP or SSE?
Streamable HTTP, at /<server>/mcp. The legacy SSE transport has been retired — SSE-only clients can bridge with mcp-remote.
Where does the data come from?
It depends on the server, and every response says which: the source field is part of the envelope. SerpAPI’s JSON engines power Google Flights, Google Hotels, Google Shopping, eBay, Amazon, Google Search, Google Maps and YouTube. Skyscanner, Booking.com, Airbnb, Noclegi, Allegro, Ceneo and Nieruchomości Online are live page scrapes — through unblocker chains where the site fights bots, directly where it doesn’t. Wizz Air, Czartery, AlohaCamp, Slowhop, OLX, Otodom, Gratka & Morizon and Deweloperuch are read through the sites’ own JSON or GraphQL APIs, the ones their web pages call. FlightAware and NBP are official APIs. Kayak fetches nothing: it builds a link.
Rate limits and fair use?
There is no hard rate limit in v1, but the backends cost real money (SerpAPI credits, unblocker bandwidth, FlightAware’s per-call billing). Use it like a good API citizen: cache-friendly agent flows, no_cache only when freshness genuinely matters, no bulk harvesting. If usage patterns get abusive, auth and limits arrive in v2.

The web your agent can see is years old.

Your agent is one
paste away.

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