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Grabbit gives AI agents eyes on the web through a hosted MCP server. Send a public URL and get a pixel-perfect hosted image back, without maintaining Chromium, Playwright, or a browser fleet. Capture a full page, exact viewport, or single CSS selector as PNG, JPEG, or WebP. Grabbit handles cookie and consent banners, waits for JavaScript-heavy pages, blocks private and internal URLs, supports safe retries with idempotency keys, and delivers async results through signed webhooks. Completed captures include a CDN URL. Connect with OAuth 2.1 or an API key. Grabbit works with Claude, Cursor, Codex, and any MCP client. Live captures cost $0.002 each. The $50 annual plan includes 25,000 prepaid credits that never reset or expire. Free test keys return placeholder images, so you can wire up the integration before paying. Home: https://grabbit.live Docs: https://grabbit.live/screenshot-api Built by BrainGrid.
Pay-per-use APIs for agents: web research, data lookups, and metered endpoints billed to credits.
360 pay-per-call APIs for AI agents over x402 and MPP, settled in USDC on Base ($0.001-$0.25 a call, no account or API key). DeFi yields and market data, 10-chain wallet reads, wallet and token risk signals, sanctions screening, SEC financials, email/domain and web intelligence, AI text extraction, and signed proofs. Every answer names its sources and carries an evidence hash; a paid call that is not delivered is credited back. Built and run by UnyKorn LLC.
SnapRender gives AI agents eyes on the web through a hosted MCP server. Send a public URL and get the page back as an image, a PDF or clean markdown, with no browser to run or maintain. Capture the viewport or the full page as PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF, at desktop size or with a phone, tablet or laptop preset, in light or dark mode. Ads and cookie banners are removed by default, and you can hide elements or click one before the capture. extract_content reads the same page as markdown, text, article, links or metadata, so an agent can see a page and read it in one session. Made for monitoring and client work: batch up to 50 URLs in one job, check the cache for free before spending a capture, share signed links that render without an API key, and get webhooks when a batch finishes or a scheduled capture spots a change. Track competitors' pricing and landing pages, or send clients current screenshots of their sites. Connect with OAuth (Google, GitHub or email) or an API key. Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and any MCP client. Free plan: 200 screenshots a month, no credit card. Paid plans from $9 a month for 2,000 up to $199 a month for 200,000. Home: https://snap-render.com Docs: https://snap-render.com/ai-connectors
Paid web research, fact-check, page summary and page extraction tools for AI agents. Pay per call in USDC with x402 (Base or Solana). A failed call is not charged.
Search Fragments — two tools for the queries an agent can't place, both built to decline rather than guess. resolve_fragment takes a half-remembered, cross-source query ("a musician who became famous for stopping performing") and returns a grounded answer, ranked web sources to confirm by eye, or an explicit no-resolution. verify_claim takes a specific factual assertion and returns supported, partially_supported, insufficient_evidence, or unsupported, with cited evidence and a stated_limits field that is always present. There is no confidence score — insufficient_evidence fires freely, and unsupported requires a source that explicitly contradicts, never mere absence of confirmation. Every verdict is decide-by-eye: "supported" means current web sources confirm it, not that the claim is true. Calibrated against 18 known claims before release. Free, no signup. Streamable HTTP (MCP 2025-11-25). Read-only.
Star Ninja reports sky darkness, cloud cover and moonless hours for a night-sky spot you name.
Engram is a persistent, long-term memory layer for AI agents and assistants. Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Cursor and any MCP client share one memory, stored as plain markdown notes: your knowledge base, second brain and AI context in one place. No extraction step: the memory is the note itself, so you can read exactly what your AI remembers and fix it. Edit your memory in Obsidian (real-time sync), the web app, or on your phone. Hybrid keyword + semantic search (RAG over your notes) finds exact strings like error messages, config keys and IDs. Remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1; notes encrypted at rest. Https://engram.page https://youtu.be/rwnPeZ-8Lqo?is=NI-N7BduydGAiZlF https://github.com/engram-app/Engram
Read in-app bug reports, crashes, screenshots and tickets from mobile, web and TV apps.
Web pages to Markdown, metadata and small crawls for agents. Free daily calls, then USDC x402/MPP.
SEO and AI-search audit for websites, built for Uzbekistan (Uzbek and Russian sites). Checks on-page SEO, technical health (HTTPS, TLS 1.3, HSTS, HTTP/2-3, robots.txt, sitemap, broken links), AI-search readiness (GEO/AEO), speed and Core Web Vitals, content and social tags, and returns concrete fixes plus AI recommendations for title, description and H1 based on real search demand in Uzbekistan. Start an audit with start_audit, then fetch the result with get_audit.
Agentic Finance: 500+ agent tools, multi-chain USDC over x402 or MPP, or free via proof-of-work
SEC filings, financials, insider trades; company data; web scraping; OFAC, email; HVAC calcs. x402
70+ pay-per-call tools for AI agents: web search, email verify, KYC, stocks, crypto, news, data
Send a prompt to ChatGPT anonymously and get the answer with its web sources, as JSON.
Matched public tenders, 12M past awards, buyer and supplier profiles, renewals, grants, web search
Agent intake desk for property renovation. Read only, CORS open, fail closed, receipts recompute.
Test and debug your AI agent's Web Bot Auth (RFC 9421) signature: is it valid, and what to fix?
Narrated demo and tutorial videos of your web app, from a guide or your coding agent.
