MCP server for HTML → Markdown conversion. For web-scraping and read-the-page agents that want clean text.
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html_to_mdConvert an HTML string to Markdown. Strips script/style/iframe by default. Useful for read-the-page and web-scraping agents that want a clean source for an LLM to read or summarize. Note: this is intentionally not a full content-extraction pipeline (use Readability for that) — it's a faithful HTML-…Convert an HTML string to Markdown. Strips script/style/iframe by default. Useful for read-the-page and web-scraping agents that want a clean source for an LLM to read or summarize. Note: this is intentionally not a full content-extraction pipeline (use Readability for that) — it's a faithful HTML-…
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extract_textStrip all HTML tags and return whitespace-normalized text. Faster and simpler than html_to_md when you only need the text content (e.g. for embedding or full-text indexing).Strip all HTML tags and return whitespace-normalized text. Faster and simpler than html_to_md when you only need the text content (e.g. for embedding or full-text indexing).
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MCP server for HTML → Markdown conversion. For web-scraping and read-the-page agents that want clean text.
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