Read any URL and return clean, agent-ready Markdown. Strips HTML noise, preserves semantic content, and returns content optimized for AI consumption. Use this when you need to extract content from a website for an AI agent to process.

Get the AIO (AI-readability) score for any URL. Returns a 0-100 score plus a list of penalties, benefits, and recommendations describing why the source is or is not well-suited for AI consumption. Use this to evaluate source quality before relying on it.

Read any URL and return both clean Markdown AND the AIO accuracy score in one call. The recommended default for most AI workflows — gives both content and quality assessment together, so the AI agent can decide how much to trust the content.

Process many URLs in ONE call (billed as one request) — so you do not spend a credit per URL. Give either "urls" (an explicit list, up to 50) or "site" (a base URL whose pages are auto-discovered via sitemap). "mode" picks what to do per URL: "read" (Markdown), "read-and-score" (Markdown + AIO trust score, default), or "extract" (JSON-LD + OpenGraph + meta + score). Use this for full-site reads or bulk URL processing.

Discover a site's URLs (from sitemap.xml, falling back to on-page links) without reading them. Fast and cheap — use it to plan which pages to read or crawl next.

Extract the structured data a page already declares — JSON-LD (schema.org), OpenGraph cards, and meta tags — plus the AIO trust score. Deterministic, no AI: returns only data present in the page. Use for fast, reliable facts (prices, products, articles) when the site publishes structured data.