Three MCP tools: fetch_page, fetch_pages_batch, search_web. Ad-free Markdown for AI agents.
Plug Claude Desktop, Cursor, or Cline straight into an ad-free web scraper + search engine. Three tools, one line of config. Adds three tools to any MCP-compatible Tool | What it does | ------|--------------| | Fetch one URL → return clean Markdown (HTML or PDF). | | Fetch up to 25 URLs in parallel → return Markdown for each. | | Run a web search and return the top-k result pages already…
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Plug Claude Desktop, Cursor, or Cline straight into an ad-free web scraper + search engine. Three tools, one line of config. Adds three tools to any MCP-compatible Tool | What it does | ------|--------------| | Fetch one URL → return clean Markdown (HTML or PDF). | | Fetch up to 25 URLs in parallel → return Markdown for each. | | Run a web search and return the top-k result pages already converted to Markdown. | No more "the model called curl and then tried to parse 80kB of ad HTML." Your agent…
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