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PublicWWW

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About PublicWWW

PublicWWW is a remote MCP server for searching HTML, JavaScript, and CSS across websites. It is for assistants investigating which sites contain particular scripts, libraries, tracking IDs, or widgets, with tools to organize results and extract page data.

Key features

  1. 01Search website source code
  2. 02Create and manage website clusters
  3. 03Combine clusters with set operations
  4. 04Extract contacts and social profiles
  5. 05Read PublicWWW documentation

Use cases

  1. 01Find sites loading a particular script
  2. 02Group matching domains for follow-up
  3. 03Extract emails or social profiles from sites

MCP support

The remote MCP server exposes ten tools for search, account details, documentation, and cluster management and extraction. Documentation pages are also available as MCP resources.

Configuration

Remote servers need no local install. Pick your client, then copy the config or install in one click.

Endpointhttps://api.publicwww.com/mcp
Copy install command
Claude CodeTerminal
Cursor.cursor/mcp.json
VS Code.vscode/mcp.json
Claude Desktopclaude_desktop_config.json
Windsurf~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

Run commands in a terminal; paste JSON into the client’s MCP config and restart. Servers that need sign-in will prompt on first connect.

Tools

Details

From the project README

PublicWWW MCP server

Search the source code (HTML, JavaScript, CSS) of hundreds of millions of websites from an AI assistant: which sites load a script, use a library, carry a tracking id or a widget - then save them as a cluster and pull contacts, social profiles or tag ids out of their pages. PublicWWW runs a remote MCP server:

https://api.publicwww.com/mcp

Ten tools: search (query, rows, page, snippets), account (plan, searches and extraction points left today), read_docs (PublicWWW's own documentation and price list in Markdown) and seven for clusters. The same documentation pages are MCP resources, publicwww://docs/<page>. The tools need a paid plan; a free account can connect and read the documentation - see limits.

Sign in

  • OAuth - Claude, ChatGPT and Claude Code send you to PublicWWW to press Allow. Nothing to copy.
  • A token - other clients send Authorization: Bearer <token>. Issue one on your profile page and keep it in the PUBLICWWW_TOKEN environment variable.

Install

ClientHow
Claude (web, desktop)Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector, URL above - guide
ChatGPTPlugins → Add → Add custom MCP server, OAuth - guide
Claude Codethe plugin below, or claude mcp add --transport http publicwww https://api.publicwww.com/mcp
CursorInstall MCP Server
VS CodeInstall in VS Code
Gemini CLIgemini extensions install https://github.com/publicwww-com/publicwww-mcp
Codex CLIcodex mcp add publicwww --url https://api.publicwww.com/mcp --bearer-token-env-var PUBLICWWW_TOKEN
Anything elsea config file from clients/

The Cursor button reads the token from PUBLICWWW_TOKEN; VS Code asks for it once and keeps it in its secret storage.

Claude Code plugin

The MCP server (sign in with OAuth) and a skill that teaches the query syntax:

/plugin marketplace add publicwww-com/publicwww-mcp
/plugin install publicwww@publicwww

Then run /mcp, pick publicwww and choose Authenticate.

Gemini CLI extension
gemini extensions install https://github.com/publicwww-com/publicwww-mcp

It asks for the token once and keeps it in the system keychain.

Agent skill

skills/publicwww-search is a skill in the open Agent Skills format: how to write PublicWWW queries and use the tools. Copy the folder into your agent's skills directory (for example .agents/skills/ or ~/.claude/skills/).

Query syntax, briefly

QueryFinds
"angular.min.js"that exact text in the page source
bootstrap jqueryboth, anywhere on the page
jquery (slick | swiper)jquery and either of the two
"amcharts.js" -bootstrapthe first without the second
site:de bootstraponly .de sites
depth:all "math.min.js"inner pages too, not only home pages

More: query syntax.

Clusters

A cluster is a saved list of websites the assistant can build, combine and extract data from.

ToolWhat it does
list_clustersthe account's clusters, newest first
get_clustera page of the domains in a cluster
create_clusterfrom a search (query, costs one search) or a list of domains
combine_clustersand, or, or diff (in the first, not in the second) of clusters
extract_from_clustervalues from the page source of every site: ready-made presets or your own regex, part after part
rename_clustera new name
delete_clusterdeletes for good; marked destructive, so the assistant asks you first

Presets: email, phone, whatsapp, telegram, viber, line, facebook, instagram, x, linkedin, youtube, tiktok, pinterest, threads, bluesky, discord, github, google_play, app_store. Anything else is a regular expression in slashes whose first group is the value, e.g. /data-site-id="([0-9]+)"/i. Extraction spends the day's extraction points; an account keeps up to 100 clusters.

Ask in plain words: "Find sites that load static.hotjar.com, save them as a cluster and get their contact emails and phones" - the assistant runs create_cluster, then extract_from_cluster with the email and phone presets until the cluster is done. More: tools.

Calling it directly

examples/mcp-curl.sh lists the tools, reads the account and runs a search with plain curl. Streamable HTTP, JSON answers, no sessions - see for developers.

For scripts the REST API is the simpler road - the same search, clusters and token, with CSV and NDJSON. Small clients: Python, JavaScript, PHP, Go, Ruby.

Documentation

publicwww.com/docs/mcp

License

MIT

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