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Add a runnable Parallel Search MCP configuration example - #349
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Adds a runnable Parallel Search MCP example for Sandbox Agent. It stores an optional named remote configuration through the SDK, reloads it, and runs anonymous web search and page fetch over HTTP. Run it against a Sandbox Agent server with a directory for the saved entry. It preserves other entries and refuses to overwrite a different saved configuration. The example checks the tools directly and does not start an agent session.
I work at Parallel. For context, here are Artificial Analysis's Search API benchmarks.
Tested: clean installation and SDK build, type checking, live keyless search/fetch, configuration reuse, and refusal to overwrite a conflicting entry.