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"Web Page Content" matching MCP tools:

  • Extract answers from web pages by analyzing content with AI. Provide a URL and question to get specific information from the page.
    MIT
  • Retrieve readable content from any web page by submitting its URL. Returns the page title, main content, and a list of links for further exploration.
    MIT
  • Extract web page content and convert it to clean markdown format for reading articles, documentation, or bypassing paywalls.
    Apache 2.0

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    Enables web search and web fetch operations using Ollama's hosted APIs, allowing MCP clients to search the web and retrieve page content.
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    MIT

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  • Web Content Extract Mcp connects AI agents to real public APIs via MCP. Tools include

  • Fetch and extract web page content, returning it in clean markdown format. Supports live fetching and character limit.
    MIT
  • Extract visible text content from web pages using CSS selectors to scope extraction to specific sections. Returns page title, URL, and text content for understanding page information without custom JavaScript.
    MIT
  • Extract and clean web page content into structured Markdown with citations, supporting multiple formats and image/link inclusion.
    MIT
  • Extract web page content as markdown or HTML, including dynamic content rendered by JavaScript.
    MIT
  • Translate web page content into different languages by providing a URL and target language code, with optional source language specification and caching.
    MIT
  • Identify the primary language of web page content from any URL to process multilingual data accurately for analysis or localization.
    MIT
  • Retrieve web page content from any URL, extract main content, and convert to Markdown format for analysis and processing.
    MIT