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The Tavily connector lets your workflows search the web, extract page content, map and crawl sites — all through Tavily’s hosted MCP server. Useful for grounding AI agents with fresh information that isn’t in their training data.
Spojit does not curate the tool list — Tavily does. For the live set of tools and their parameters, see the Tavily MCP documentation.

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Connection setup

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Get your API key

Sign in to app.tavily.com and copy your API key from the dashboard. Tavily keys start with tvly-.Tavily has a free tier with a monthly request quota — check current limits and pricing on tavily.com/pricing.
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Add the connection in Spojit

Go to Connections in Spojit, click Add Connection, select Tavily, and paste your key into the API Key field.

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When to use Tavily

  • Grounding AI agents — search the web from inside a workflow to give the model fresh facts.
  • Content extraction — pull the readable body out of a URL without writing scraping logic.
  • Site mapping / crawling — discover URLs across a domain.
If you only need occasional grounded answers in chat, the built-in chat web-search (powered by Gemini grounding) covers that without a Tavily connection. Reach for the Tavily connector when you want web access from inside a workflow, not just chat.

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Caveats

  • API key only. There is no OAuth flow — the key fully represents your account. Treat it like a password and rotate it on Tavily’s dashboard if exposed.
  • Usage is metered by Tavily. Each search/extract/crawl call consumes from your monthly quota. Monitor usage in the Tavily dashboard; once the quota is exhausted, calls fail until the next billing cycle (or until you upgrade).
  • MCP endpoint is hosted by Tavily. Availability and the exact tool surface are determined by Tavily — outages and breaking changes are upstream.

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Tools

For the current list of tools and their parameters, see Tavily’s MCP documentation.