Web page change tracking with structured diffs. markgrab + snapgrab integration.
Web page change tracking with structured diffs. markgrab + snapgrab integration, MCP native. Change detection — track any URL, detect content changes via content hashing Structured diffs — unified diff + section-level analysis (which headings changed) Human-readable summaries — "5 lines added, 2 removed in sections: Intro, Methods" Snapshot history — SQLite storage, browse past versions of any…
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Web page change tracking with structured diffs. markgrab + snapgrab integration, MCP native. Change detection — track any URL, detect content changes via content hashing Structured diffs — unified diff + section-level analysis (which headings changed) Human-readable summaries — "5 lines added, 2 removed in sections: Intro, Methods" Snapshot history — SQLite storage, browse past versions of any page markgrab powered — HTML/YouTube/PDF/DOCX extraction via markgrab Visual diff — optional…
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