Live web search and news in Claude Code

Claude Code works in your terminal and knows your codebase, but not what changed on the internet this week: a new library version, a breaking change in an API, or the news your app depends on. NestDaddy adds that with one command.

Add the server

Get a key at nestdaddy.com/mcp (free plan: 1,000 calls a month, no card), then run:

claude mcp add --transport http nestdaddy https://mcp.nestdaddy.com/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY"

Check it with claude mcp list. Inside a session, /mcp shows the server and its nine tools.

What to ask

What is the latest version of FastAPI and what changed in it? Check the web, don't guess.

Search the news for "npm supply chain attack" this week and tell me if any of our dependencies are mentioned.

Claude Code picks web_search, news_search, software or read_page on its own. Adding "check the web, don't guess" is the simplest way to stop it from answering from memory.

Keep the context small

Every connected MCP server sends its tool list into each session. If you only need it sometimes, remove the server when you don't (claude mcp remove nestdaddy), or keep a project-level config with just the servers that project uses.

Same server, other tools: Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf.