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Web Reader

Web Reader

Fetch and extract content from web pages. Convert HTML to markdown or plain text, extract links, and pull structured data from any URL.

5 tools
Use withChatGPTClaudeClaude CodeCursorCodexMCP clientsSetup guide

Tools

Name
fetch_as_markdown

Fetch a URL and convert the HTML content to clean markdown.

fetch_as_text

Fetch a URL and return plain text with all HTML stripped.

extract_links

Extract all links from a web page, optionally filtered by a regex pattern.

extract_structured_data

Extract structured data from a page including JSON-LD, meta tags, and Open Graph data.

fetch_multiple

Fetch multiple URLs in parallel and return their content.

Quick Start

TypeScript
import { WeavzClient } from '@weavz-io/sdk'

const weavz = new WeavzClient({ apiKey: 'wvz_...' })

const result = await weavz.actions.execute('web-reader', 'fetch_as_markdown', {
  workspaceId: '550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000',
  integrationAlias: 'web-reader',
  input: { /* ... */ },
})

Related Integrations

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I connect Web Reader to my app?

Web Reader does not require an external account connection. Install the SDK, add the integration to a workspace, then execute tools programmatically.

What tools does Web Reader support?

Web Reader supports 5 tools including Fetch as Markdown, Fetch as Text, Extract Links, Extract Structured Data, Fetch Multiple URLs.

Can I use Web Reader with AI agents?

Yes. Add Web Reader to an MCP server in Tool Mode or Code Mode. Code Mode provides 3 meta-tools with on-demand API discovery so agents can compose stateful workflows without loading every action schema up front.

How do I connect Web Reader to ChatGPT or Claude?

Open the Weavz connector setup, sign in, choose a workspace, and add Web Reader as an approved app. ChatGPT, Claude, and other remote MCP clients can then call the scoped Web Reader tools exposed by that workspace.

Does Web Reader work with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and local agents?

Yes. Remote and local MCP clients can connect to a Weavz MCP endpoint for the workspace. Local coding agents can also use the Weavz CLI to inspect apps, discover actions, run approved Web Reader work, and execute Code Mode workflows from a terminal.

What can I ask an AI agent to do with Web Reader?

Web Reader exposes 5 tools, including Fetch as Markdown, Fetch as Text, Extract Links, Extract Structured Data, Fetch Multiple URLs. Use Weavz to keep credentials scoped, require approval for sensitive work, and audit what the agent did.

Can Web Reader be used in stateful agent workflows?

Yes. Agents can combine Web Reader tools with Filesystem, State KV, Human Gates, input partials, and other workspace integrations while keeping execution scoped to the selected workspace or end user.

What authentication does Web Reader use?

Web Reader does not require external authentication.

How much does the Web Reader integration cost?

The Web Reader integration is included on all Weavz plans including the free tier with 20,000 actions per month. No credit card required.

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