All projects matching “web”

One-call web research for AI agents: it searches the live web, renders the top pages in a real browser and returns a grounded answer with numbered citations ({answer, sources: [{n, title, url}]}). max_pages sets how many pages it reads (1 to 3, default 3). Pay per call in USDC on Base with x402: no account and no API key.

Grounded web search: question → answer + citations, powered by Bedrock Web Search.

Company enrichment: send a public company domain (or name) and get the company's name, website, short description and the public web sources it was resolved from, with a deterministic match-confidence score. Data is fetched live from a web search provider per call.

Web content extraction: fetch any public URL and get clean readable text, title, meta description, OpenGraph data, headings, links and word count as JSON. Built for AI agents that need web page content without HTML noise.

Web page to clean LLM-ready markdown: fetch any public URL, extract the main content (Readability reader mode, no ads/nav) and return markdown + title. HTML-to-markdown / web scrape / read URL for RAG and agents

Neural and keyword web search. Optional category filter: company, research paper, news, pdf, github, tweet, personal site, linkedin profile, financial report.

Page speed API - Google PageSpeed Insights (Lighthouse) performance audit for a URL on mobile or desktop. Returns the performance score plus lab Core Web Vitals (LCP, FCP, CLS, TBT, Speed Index, TTI) and, where available, real-user (CrUX) field data. Data source: Google PageSpeed Insights.

Source-bounded fact-check. Verify a claim against provided source text. Returns verdict: supported, contradicted, or unverifiable. Does NOT search the web.

Fetch any public web page and return its main readable content as clean Markdown or plain text plus metadata (title), stripping nav/ads/boilerplate (trafilatura). Optional JS rendering via headless browser for SPAs; markdown or text output. Robots-respecting, public content only — the reader/scraper building block for RAG and agent pipelines.

Web page to markdown (read URL as clean text) for LLM agents: main content only (no nav, cookie banners, ads), with title, description, author, dates, language, headings, internal/external links and JSON-LD types, PLUS a prompt-injection scan of the page (visible text, hidden HTML, comments, invisible Unicode) so your agent knows whether the content tries to give it orders. Fetched from Cloudflare

Xynaptic News Economy FR — the live French economy press feed: latest macro and business news from a real web search (title, URL, source domain), optionally LLM-summarized. Completes the energy and company domains with the economic context. GET ?topic=marches (&summarize=true) — topics: marches (default), emploi, immobilier, energie.

Read URL content: extract the readable plain text and title of any public web page, with scripts, styles and navigation removed, plus character count, truncation flags and read time. Use this when an agent needs the text of an article, doc or product page to quote, classify or summarize, without an API key. Static HTML only (no JavaScript, no login), up to 20,000 characters, JSON out. For Markdown

Test that your x402 client can pay AUN: one call returns a deterministic paid receipt that the purchase was delivered (a liveness check, not downstream business-value proof). Use it as a first test call; once it works, the same client and wallet can call vendor-intelligence (company research), domain-trust-score or web-read-batch with no setup. $0.001 USDC per call on Base.

Fetch a web page and return clean Markdown with Litmus intelligence. Requires payment of $0.005 USDC per page.

URL to Markdown API and converter for AI agents — convert any public HTTPS URL to clean Markdown, HTML-to-text, and LLM-ready web content with no separate scraper account or API key.

Search the web and read the top pages in ONE call: 10 results (title, url, snippet, date) plus the clean text of the best pages, with fetch time and sha256. French and Canada by default when the query is French; official-sources mode (governments, registries, courts, laws); freshness filter; site: restriction. No results = HTTP 404 = you are not charged. Input: query, optional read (0-5), official

Prompt-injection screen for text or a web page an agent is about to read: finds instruction overrides (many languages and obfuscated spellings), fake system or role markers, jailbreak personas, data-exfiltration links, requests for keys or seed phrases, tool, shell, or payment hijacks, and hidden content (invisible Unicode smuggling, zero-width and bidi characters, HTML comments, hidden elements,

Free tier: 25 calls/day per IP with header X-Free-Call: 1 (or ?free=1), then pay per call. Rule-based prompt-injection screen for untrusted text such as scraped web pages, emails and tool output. JSON body {text} (max 50,000 chars). Detects instruction-override phrasing, role-spoofing tags, data-leak links and hidden Unicode in 6 languages. Returns verdict safe, suspicious or malicious, a 0-100 sc

Use to extract the main article or document text from a single-page URL. Not for homepages or hubs (Web Index Cleaner) and not a link inventory (Link Extractor). Server HTML only; JavaScript is not run. Output is text or markdown. If the requested extract has no main content, the other profile is tried once in the same request. The HTTP body has correlation_id and data. The item array is data.resu

Web extraction: every output you ask for in `formats`, in one call.

Get the full text of one web page. Give a URL; returns the page's own main content as clean markdown (up to 8,000 characters) with navigation and ads removed, unchanged and not summarized (use /summarize for a short version). Typical response 2 to 5 seconds. If the page cannot be read you get an error and are not charged.

Extracts OG tags, canonical URL, title, and meta description from any web page. Useful for link previews, SEO audits, and content enrichment.

Read any public web page as clean Markdown: main-content extraction (navigation, footers, scripts and hidden elements removed), headings, lists, tables, code blocks, links (absolute, deduplicated), images, plus title, description, canonical URL, language, author and publish date, and a content hash + fetch time as evidence. JSON and plain-text URLs are returned as-is. No JavaScript rendering. $0.0

Get structured metadata for any public web page in one call: title, meta description, canonical URL, Open Graph and Twitter card tags, favicons, JSON-LD schema types, language and the heading outline. Use it to build link previews and social cards, classify or dedupe URLs, and run SEO and AI-readability audits - far cheaper than fetching and parsing the whole page.

Clean web content extraction — any URL to markdown + text + metadata

Scrape any web page: URL to Markdown / HTML to Markdown for LLM context. Readability article extraction strips nav, ads, scripts, and footers while keeping tables and code blocks. Optional render:true executes JavaScript in a headless browser for SPAs (React/Next/Vue).

Search plus page-to-markdown in one $0.01 call: ranked results from Wikipedia, Hacker News, GitHub and a web engine, with clean readable article text. Pass q= to search, or url= to extract any single page. Free /demo and /quickstart.

Verify factual claims and check whether cited sources support them. Fact-check statistics, dates and source attributions in agent research and reports against web evidence, preserving reporting periods, units and population groups. Returns a verdict, explanation and cited sources; /v2/verify links evidence to source IDs. 0.20 USDC via x402 v2 on Base. Model-assessed; no signup or API key.

Render any public web page in a real headless Chrome and return a PNG/JPEG screenshot (base64 JSON, or raw image with ?raw=1). Viewport up to 1920x1920, optional full-page capture up to 8000px tall, optional wait for late content. Use when an agent needs to see what a page actually looks like (visual check, JS-rendered content, layout/UI review, evidence capture, feeding a vision model) rather tha

Get structured metadata for any public web page in one call: title, meta description, canonical URL, Open Graph and Twitter card tags, favicons, JSON-LD schema types, language and the heading outline. Use it to build link previews and social cards, classify or dedupe URLs, and run SEO and AI-readability audits - far cheaper than fetching and parsing the whole page.