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"A tool for extracting text from a webpage after crawling it" matching MCP tools:

  • Convert a public webpage URL into clean markdown by stripping ads, navigation, and scripts. Get token-efficient content for summarizing, extracting facts, or answering questions.
    MIT
  • Convert webpages into clean, formatted markdown for extracting content from documentation, articles, and web pages. Fetches any webpage and transforms HTML content into readable markdown format.
    MIT
  • Fetch clean content and metadata for specified webpage URLs, often after search, and return it as markdown, text, or HTML for analysis.
    MIT
  • Extract and classify all links on a page into internal vs external, with anchor text, nofollow attributes, and counts. Use for link audits, internal linking reviews, and competitor link building analysis.
    MIT

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  • Map a site's crawlable URLs without crawling it by parsing robots.txt, harvesting sitemap and sitemap-index URLs, detecting RSS/Atom/JSON feeds, and counting homepage links to plan scraping or crawling.
    MIT
  • Take a rendered screenshot of a webpage after JavaScript execution. Use for visual audits, above-the-fold analysis, competitor comparison, UX review, or documenting page state.
    MIT
  • Ingest your company's website content into Mira knowledge base by crawling sitemap and same-origin links, extracting, chunking, and embedding readable text. Monitor crawl progress via status reads.
    MIT
  • Discover all URLs from a website using sitemaps, CommonCrawl, or in-site crawling. Get a complete list for scraping, analysis, or site mapping.
    MIT
  • Read a webpage as Markdown and optionally save it to a named library for offline recall and reuse later.
    Apache 2.0
  • Initiates an asynchronous crawl of a website, extracting content from multiple pages. Use for comprehensive site coverage; monitor progress with returned operation ID.
    MIT
  • Retrieve original tool result content from a flattened session backup by specifying the tool use ID and session ID from the conversation.
    MIT
  • Send a prompt to a local Ollama model for immediate private answers. Use it for summarising text, drafting boilerplate, or extracting fields without sending data off-machine.
    MIT
  • Capture an X post and its author's earlier chain into a local text corpus for search and citation; use it for post text instead of X video or general webpage captures.
    MIT
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  • Fetch full webpage content as clean markdown. Use after search results when highlights are insufficient, or to extract complete text and metadata from known URLs. Batch multiple URLs in one call.
    MIT
  • Retrieve complete details for a specific Google ad, including text variations, regional stats, impressions, headlines, descriptions, and image URLs. Essential for analyzing ad content and extracting media for visual analysis.
    MIT
  • Extract HTML, text, and DOM structure from any webpage for content analysis, selector discovery, or pre-capture validation. Scope extraction with an optional CSS selector.
    MIT