wigolo-langchain
LangChain integration for wigolo — a local-first web search MCP server for AI coding agents.
Installation
pip install wigolo-langchain
Requires wigolo to be available via npx:
npm install -g wigolo
# or use npx (default, no install needed)
Quick Start
As a Retriever
from wigolo_langchain import WigoloMcpClient, WigoloSearchRetriever
async def main():
async with WigoloMcpClient() as client:
retriever = WigoloSearchRetriever(
client=client,
max_results=5,
include_domains=["docs.python.org"],
)
docs = await retriever.ainvoke("Python asyncio tutorial")
for doc in docs:
print(doc.metadata["title"], doc.metadata["url"])
As LangChain Tools (for Agents)
from wigolo_langchain import WigoloMcpClient, WigoloSearchTool, WigoloFetchTool
async def main():
async with WigoloMcpClient() as client:
search = WigoloSearchTool(client=client)
fetch = WigoloFetchTool(client=client)
# Use in a LangChain agent
tools = [search, fetch]
Custom MCP Server Command
# Use a local development build instead of npx
client = WigoloMcpClient(command="node", args=["./dist/index.js"])
API Reference
WigoloMcpClient
Async MCP client that communicates with wigolo via subprocess.
command— executable to run (default:"npx")args— arguments (default:["wigolo"])timeout— request timeout in seconds (default:30.0)connect()/disconnect()— lifecycle managementcall_tool(name, arguments)— invoke any wigolo MCP tool- Supports
async withcontext manager
WigoloSearchRetriever
LangChain BaseRetriever that searches via wigolo.
client—WigoloMcpClientinstancemax_results— max search results (default: 5)include_domains— domain whitelistcategory— "general", "code", "docs", "news", "papers"
WigoloSearchTool / WigoloFetchTool
LangChain BaseTool wrappers for wigolo search and fetch.
- Accept the same parameters as the wigolo MCP tools
- Return JSON strings (for agent consumption)
- Handle errors gracefully (return error JSON instead of raising)
License
GNU AGPL-3.0-only — same license as the parent wigolo project. Full terms in the root LICENSE.
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