A whole docs section in one file
Paste a documentation URL. We read the pages under it, strip the navigation and chrome, and hand you one markdown file to paste into a context window.
Up to 10 pages freeCounted in tokens
What it costs
- Here, right now
- Free, no key
- Through the API
- 1 credit a page
- On signup (work email)
- 500 free credits
A whole section, not a page
Finds the pages under the URL you paste and puts them in one file, in the order the site lists them.
Chrome removed once, not repeated
Every page arrives as clean markdown, so the navigation and footer are not pasted into your context window a dozen times.
Counted in tokens
You see exactly what the file costs before you paste it, counted with a real tokenizer rather than estimated.
Questions
A single markdown file holding the full text of a set of documentation pages, so a model can read all of it in one go instead of following links page by page. It is the companion to llms.txt, which is only an index.
Those run inside your own documentation generator, so they only work on a site you own and publish. This reads any public documentation section, which is what you want when the docs you need belong to someone else.
The free tool includes the first ten pages under the URL you paste. Every page is a real fetch against a shared daily allowance, so the cap keeps it available to everyone. The API has no such cap.
The ones under the path you gave it. Pasting a section URL scopes the file to that section rather than the whole site, so a guides URL does not pull in the blog.
The output is the publisher’s content, not ours. Respect their licence and terms, the same as if you had read the pages yourself.
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This is one page. The API does millions.
Same extraction, one credit a page, failures never billed.
Success rate
Median scrape
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