feat: add support for local SearXNG search engine#206
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feat: add support for local SearXNG search engine#206hamletpirado wants to merge 1 commit intolangchain-ai:mainfrom
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Add SearXNG Local Search Engine Support
This PR introduces native support for local SearXNG instances as a search engine option in Open Deep Research.
What this adds:
Integration with self-hosted SearXNG search engines
Configuration options for local SearXNG deployments
Enhanced privacy and autonomy for search operations
Benefits:
Privacy-first: All search queries remain in local environment
Cost-effective: Eliminates external search API fees
Self-hosted friendly: Aligns with the project's local-first approach
Customizable: Users can configure their own search filters and sources
Changes:
Added SearXNG connection handling and configuration
Implemented local search engine integration
Maintained compatibility with existing search options
This enhancement provides users with a completely autonomous search solution, perfect for sensitive research environments or users who prefer full control over their search infrastructure.