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feat(agents): consolidate connectors under mcp_discovery; route web search through google_search
MCP consolidation: - Route all MCP-capable connectors (Slack, Jira, Linear, ClickUp, Airtable, Notion, Confluence, interim Gmail/Calendar, custom MCP) through a single `mcp_discovery` subagent. Drive/OneDrive/Dropbox stay native to enrich the KB. - Deprecate Discord/Teams/Luma: no viable official MCP server. Google-only web search: - Remove the main-agent `web_search` tool and the SearXNG platform service; all public web search now flows through the `google_search` subagent via task(). - Deprecate the Tavily/SearXNG/Linkup/Baidu search connectors (HTTP 410 on create, "Deprecated" badge); guide heavy users to the custom MCP connector. - Remove web search from anonymous chat (pure Q&A). - Tear SearXNG out of docker compose + install scripts; drop tavily-python and linkup-sdk deps and their config/env vars. Fix: - metrics._package_version() now swallows any metadata lookup failure. A malformed editable-install distribution with no `Version` field raised KeyError deep in importlib.metadata, and since it runs on every record_subagent_invoke_duration call it was crashing every task() delegation. Verified end-to-end against live GPT-5.4. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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title: Baidu Search
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description: Search the Chinese web with Baidu AI Search in SurfSense
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title: Baidu Search (Deprecated)
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description: The Baidu Search connector is deprecated; public web search now runs through Google Search
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# Baidu Search Integration Setup Guide
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The Baidu Search connector is **deprecated** and can no longer be connected (the backend refuses new connections with HTTP 410). Public web search in SurfSense now runs through the built-in **Google Search** specialist — see [Web Search](/docs/how-to/web-search). Existing Baidu connector rows remain manageable, and you can add an alternative provider through a Custom MCP connector. The guide below is retained for reference only.
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This guide walks you through connecting Baidu AI Search to SurfSense for Chinese web search and AI-powered research.
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## How it works
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