Simple HTTP fetcher that converts pages to readable markdown. No browser, no JS execution — just requests + readability. Fast, cheap, and good enough for static sites, blog posts, RSS feeds, and well-marked-up content.

Fetch a URL and return clean text, the lightweight Puppeteer.

Use Case

Reading a blog post the model hasn't seen before,Pulling docs pages into context,Summarizing news articles from a feed,Quick research without firing up a full browser

When Not to Use

Pages that require JS to render content (use Puppeteer),Pages behind auth (no cookie support; use a domain-specific server),Multi-page flows or interactions (clicking, filling forms)

Common Pitfalls

  • No JS — SPAs return empty content; check by curling first
  • Robots.txt is respected; some sites block all bots
  • Content > 100KB gets truncated; ask the model to chunk and re-fetch