Token-budgeted web fetch for AI agents — auto-routes Jina, FireCrawl, Trafilatura, PDF.
Web intelligence for AI agents — an MCP server that fetches URLs with token estimation, smart caching, and intelligent routing built in. AgentFetch sits between your agent and the open web. Instead of integrating Jina, FireCrawl, pypdf, and your own caching layer separately, agents call one MCP tool and AgentFetch handles routing, caching, token budgeting, and clean Markdown extraction…
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Web intelligence for AI agents — an MCP server that fetches URLs with token estimation, smart caching, and intelligent routing built in. AgentFetch sits between your agent and the open web. Instead of integrating Jina, FireCrawl, pypdf, and your own caching layer separately, agents call one MCP tool and AgentFetch handles routing, caching, token budgeting, and clean Markdown extraction automatically. This repository contains the open-source MCP server. For the hosted API + dashboard + billing,…
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