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  • Get pre-filtered OpenRouter model recommendations for your specific task type—research, coding, analysis, writing, summarization, orchestrator, or worker—without browsing the full catalog.
    MIT
  • Fetch web page content from any URL using Gemini's native browsing. Extract specific parts by passing an optional instruction.
    MIT
  • Choose a cost-effective reliable web perception route for a task, reducing costs before reading, browsing, or using screenshots.
    MIT
  • Find the right web-data endpoint by keyword or service. Returns matching fetcher.sh endpoints with paths, descriptions, and per-call prices to guide further data fetching.
    MIT

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  • Ask a named human, Geoff, a question your agent cannot compute and fetch his answer later.

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  • Execute bounded tasks quickly and cheaply using DeepSeek's flash mode—ideal for classification, summarization, JSON edits, table generation, and template population.
    MIT
  • Combine a static frontend and HTTP service backend from any generators into one fullstack repo with a deployment contract and docker-compose.
    MIT
  • Extracts readable main content from any public web page URL, strips ads and navigation, and converts it into clean Markdown for LLM summarization and RAG pipelines.
    MIT
  • Keep conversation history within a token budget by retaining the first and last messages and truncating the middle. Reduces token usage while preserving key context without summarization.
    MIT
  • Create a Pine AI session to begin resolving customer service tasks like bill negotiation or subscription cancellation. Obtain session ID and web URL for subsequent actions.
    MIT
  • List your one-time browsing tasks with optional status filtering and cursor pagination. Get an overview of running, succeeded, or failed tasks to track web automation progress.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve the status and result of a browsing task by polling with its task ID until completion. Use to determine success or failure and obtain the final outcome.
    Apache 2.0
  • Launch a browser agent to complete a one-time web task from a starting URL. Returns a task ID for polling, with optional local browser to use logged-in sessions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search the web, fetch top results, and receive a synthesized answer with citations, using a local LLM. Falls back to raw content if summarization is unavailable.
    MIT
  • Retrieve cached OS, runtime, service, web-stack, and log summaries for a managed instance before SSH; if missing, build memory first.
    MIT
  • Automate web browsing tasks using AI to navigate websites, click buttons, fill forms, and extract information through natural language commands with real-time progress tracking.
    MIT
  • Launch background web browsing tasks that run asynchronously while you continue working. Use for research, price comparisons, or data collection that may take 30+ seconds, then monitor progress with check_web_task.
    MIT
  • Fetch any public web page and extract its readable content as clean markdown. Respects robots.txt, handles redirects, ideal for research and RAG.
    MIT