Hi everyone,
I’ve been working with LangChain (and LangGraph) for building agents and RAG systems. One pain point I often encounter is the cost and single-engine limitation of existing search tools (like Tavily, Serper, or SerpAPI) when doing high-volume monitoring or multi-region searches.
I’ve been exploring Talordata, a multi-engine SERP API (Google + Bing + Yandex + others) that emphasizes:
- Pay-per-success pricing (often cheaper at scale)
- Strong structured JSON output
- Good support for AI Overviews, local results, and shopping data
What I’m Looking For
I’d love to get community feedback on the following:
- Would a dedicated
langchain-talordataintegration (as a Tool / Retriever) be useful for the ecosystem? - What features would you want most? (e.g. async support, retry logic, specific output parsing, MCP compatibility, etc.)
- Any existing pain points with current search tools that this could address?
Proposed Contribution
I’m planning to open-source a lightweight integration package following LangChain’s contribution guidelines. If there’s interest, I can:
- Share a early MVP / GitHub repo for testing
- Add it as a community integration
- Provide example usage with LangGraph agents
Has anyone here tried Talordata or similar multi-engine tools in LangChain? Any feedback, suggestions, or interest in collaborating on the integration would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance ![]()
Looking forward to your thoughts.