Scry is a programmable search MCP server that lets an agent run one bounded query across 108 billion indexed rows instead of reading ten web links. It covers Reddit, Hacker News, LessWrong, arXiv, Stack Exchange, Wikipedia and prediction markets, and the agent reads the live schema to write phrase matches, time windows, joins or vector math itself. Measured throughput is 0.86 seconds per query over every indexed byte of Hacker News text. Setup takes about two minutes in ChatGPT or Claude with no code.
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Ask a question that needs every matching page, grouped and filtered, in one query
Track when a phrase or topic appeared and how fast it spread
Query prediction-market moves or citation graphs across decades
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