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  • Retrieve any web page by URL and optionally convert its HTML into markdown for easier reading or analysis. Use it to access current online information when internet access is needed.
    MIT
  • Fetch the current state of one SMS by id.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Fetch product data and checkout aggregates via product ID. Requires merchant_read scope.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetch images from URLs or local file paths, optionally compress and resize, and return as resource links, image content, or structured JSON.
    MIT
  • Fetch a complete inbox view for a workspace, including threads, conversations, unread counts, and unread IDs. Filter by date, unread status, or archive state.
    MIT
  • Fetch text chunks and summaries from a specified text namespace, returning up to 100 items with count statistics per request.
    Apache 2.0

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  • web-fetch — fetch ONE public URL live from its origin, verbatim.

  • A simple tool that performs a fetch request to a webpage.

  • Fetch posts from a specified subreddit with configurable sorting, time range, pagination, and result limits.
    MIT
  • Fetch and render web pages, including JavaScript-heavy SPAs, with automatic escalation through multiple fetch strategies to bypass blocks and return clean content.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetch a website and return its HTML content. Supports chunking for large pages, browser automation for dynamic content, and intelligent extraction for main article text.
    MIT
  • Fetch any webpage and convert its content to Markdown format. Supports large pages with chunking and intelligent content extraction for AI-ready output.
    MIT
  • Fetch any website and retrieve its content as plain text, with HTML tags, scripts, and styles removed. Supports custom headers, length limits, and start index for controlled extraction.
    MIT
  • Fetch public HTTP(S) URLs and return readable text or markdown for agent use. Blocks private, loopback, and cloud-metadata targets to prevent SSRF.
    MIT