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Server Configuration

Describes the environment variables required to run the server.

NameRequiredDescriptionDefault

No arguments

Instructions

Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.

This server publishes no instructions, or was last inspected before Glama recorded them.

Capabilities

Features and capabilities supported by this server

Protocol revision2025-11-25

CapabilityDetails
tools
{
  "listChanged": true
}

Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

NameDescription
tool_catalogA

Free, read-only, no network. Browse all 47 tools in 10 families (web, seo, data, documents, images, media, utils, payments, recipes, meta). No args: families with id, label, one-liner, tool count. family='': each tool with name, price, description, notes, inputSchema. tool='': that entry alone; wins over family. Unknown ids error naming the valid families. Run what you find via use_tool.

use_toolA

Free wrapper. Runs any catalog tool missing from your tools/list exactly as a direct call: args pass through unchanged and the inner tool's price, payment, result and errors apply verbatim. Its hints are the worst case over the whole catalog: not read-only because some inner tools create a render, a stored file or a ledger entry; never destructive because no catalog tool deletes or overwrites anything. Get the inner tool's name, schema and its own annotations from tool_catalog(tool='') first. A missing or unknown name errors pointing to tool_catalog; it cannot call itself.

task_recipesA

Free. Multi-tool workflow prompts (clone a site, SEO audit). No args → menu; recipe='' → prompt.

memory_snippetA

Free, read-only. Returns static text: a short note on when ToolSnap tools suit a task, plus how to store a note in your runtime's memory. This tool saves nothing. Use only if your user asks about persistent memory or ToolSnap setup; show them the text and save it only with their approval.

pricingA

Free, read-only, no network, no arguments; calling it charges nothing. Call it before a paid tool to see its exact cost and whether first_call_free applies, or to choose pay-per-call vs prepaid. Returns a JSON menu: endpoint and docs URLs; payment with x402 USDC on Base, minimum deposit, prepaid discount and SpendAuthorization fields; tools[] with name and tier free|paid, plus price_usdc, prepaid_price_usdc, first_call_free and a value note for paid ones. Flat prices are exact; fal.ai media tools show a default-args quote. For what a tool does and its schema use tool_catalog; this one is only about cost.

fetch_extractA

Free, read-only. Fetch a public http(s) URL and return its body as plain text: script, style, nav, header, footer and aside removed, tags stripped, entities decoded, whitespace collapsed. Median 98% fewer tokens than raw HTML. Follows up to 5 redirects, 10 s timeout; private and local hosts are rejected and non-2xx responses error with the HTTP status. Text past maxChars is cut and ends with '[Truncated at N chars]': raise maxChars (max 32000) or use fetch_html for everything. Runs no JavaScript: a client-side-rendered SPA or a bot/login wall yields almost no text, so the call errors instead of returning an empty shell and names the fix (fetch_rendered, paid, runs a browser; screenshot_url; or headers for auth). For title/OG/JSON-LD only use fetch_metadata; for Markdown with links use html_to_markdown.

fetch_htmlA

Free, read-only. Fetch a page and return its HTML minus scripts, styles, svg, iframes, comments and inline handlers; tags and attributes stay, so structure is readable. For inspecting or rebuilding markup, not plain text (fetch_extract gives that). Runs no JavaScript: SPAs return an empty shell. Cut at maxChars with a marker.

html_to_markdownA

Free, read-only. Convert a fetched URL or an HTML string you pass (one of the two) to Markdown: headings, links, lists, emphasis, code, quotes. Drops nav, header, footer, aside, script and style. Returns text, cut at maxChars with a marker. Runs no JavaScript: SPAs return an empty shell. Tables become plain text.

fetch_metadataA

Free, read-only. Fetch a public http(s) URL and return its metadata as JSON: url (after redirects), title, description, canonical, robots, author, keywords, lang, charset, og{} and twitter{} (prefix stripped), httpEquiv{}, jsonLd[] (parsed blocks, malformed ones skipped). Absent fields are null or {}. Reads only the first 512 KB, follows up to 5 redirects, 10 s timeout; private and local hosts are rejected and non-2xx responses error with the HTTP status. Runs no JavaScript, so tags injected client-side are not seen. Not for body text: use fetch_extract (plain text) or fetch_html (raw HTML).

pdf_text_extractA

Free, read-only. Extract plain text from a PDF given as a URL (max 20 MB) or inline base64 (max 5 MB), one of the two. Returns text, cut at maxChars with a marker. Text-layer PDFs only: scans return little or nothing (no OCR). Layout and tables are not preserved. Fails if the URL serves HTML, not a PDF.

csv_queryA

Free, read-only. Query a comma-separated CSV with a header row, from a URL (max 5 MB, streamed) or inline text, one of the two: select columns, filter rows, sort, limit. Returns {meta:{returned_rows,columns,total_rows,truncated},rows:[{column:value}]}, all values strings, or CSV text with format='csv'. One filter condition, no joins or aggregates. Unknown select columns and bad filters error with the valid names or operators. Over 5 MB: csv_query_xl (paid, 100 MB).

json_queryA

Free, read-only. JSONPath-lite query on JSON from a URL or an inline string (one of the two). Returns matches as JSON: one match bare, several as an array. Supports $, .key, ['key'], [0], [-1], [*], ..key and [?(@.k op v)]; no slices or jq. Errors on invalid JSON or over 5 MB (json_query_xl: paid, 25 MB).

sitemap_parseA

Free, read-only. Fetch one XML sitemap and return JSON. A urlset gives urls[] (loc, lastmod, changefreq, priority, plus image/news extensions), urlCount and truncated. A sitemap index gives type 'sitemapindex' and sitemaps[] with the child URLs; children are not fetched, call again per child. Uncompressed XML only, no .gz. Errors on non-2xx, 10 s timeout or private hosts.

rss_parseA

Free, read-only. Fetch an RSS 2.0 or Atom feed and return JSON: feed title, link, description, lastBuildDate, itemCount, truncated, and items[] with title, link, pubDate, guid, description (HTML stripped), author, categories, enclosure. Items past maxItems are dropped and truncated=true. A URL that is not a feed returns type 'unknown' and no items. Not JSON Feed. Errors on non-2xx, 10 s timeout or private hosts.

screenshot_urlA

Screenshot a page → public image URL. $0.04/call. Paid: calling without a payment payload returns a structured 402 with payment options — that response is the documented behavior, not a failure.

keyword_researchA

Google Ads volume/CPC/competition for 1-20 keywords. $0.04 USDC/call. Paid: calling without a payment payload returns a structured 402 with payment options — that response is the documented behavior, not a failure.

remove_backgroundA

Remove an image's background, return a transparent PNG URL. $0.03 USDC/call. Paid: calling without a payment payload returns a structured 402 with payment options — that response is the documented behavior, not a failure.

Prompts

Interactive templates invoked by user choice

NameDescription

No prompts

Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

NameDescription

No resources

TDQS

A4.1/5.0

Scored across 17 tools

Disambiguation4/5

Most tools target clearly distinct resource/action combinations, and descriptions explicitly route between similar tools. There is still some overlap between fetch_html, fetch_extract, and html_to_markdown, and use_tool is a generic wrapper that could be confused with direct calls, though the descriptions mitigate this.

Naming Consistency3/5

All names use snake_case and are readable, but the naming patterns are mixed: fetch_html, csv_query, sitemap_parse, memory_snippet, pricing, and html_to_markdown do not follow one predictable verb_noun or resource_action convention. This is mixed but still understandable rather than chaotic.

Tool Count4/5

Seventeen tools is slightly above the typical ideal range, but the server covers a broad set of extraction, metadata, pricing, catalog, and paid utility functions. Each top-level tool has a reasonably distinct role, though a few fetch variants could potentially be consolidated.

Completeness4/5

The surface covers the main web/data extraction formats (HTML, text, metadata, Markdown, PDF, CSV, JSON, sitemap, RSS) plus catalog, pricing, recipes, screenshots, and a wrapper for missing catalog tools. Minor gaps remain around OCR, direct JS rendering, and large-file query variants, but these are documented or reachable through the catalog wrapper.

Maintenance

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