crawl

To crawl a website and save pages as markdown for offline access, provide a root URL and optional crawling controls like max_depth and max_breadth to fetch content and store each page locally as a separate markdown file.

Yes, a Tavily API key is required to extract documentation content from a knowledge base, enabling authenticated crawling that returns results predictably in markdown or JSON formats.

You can limit site-wide crawling to specific sections using path filtering by setting select_paths and exclude_paths parameters, restricting content extraction to targeted documentation areas.

The best way to archive an entire documentation site locally is automated web crawling with depth and breadth limits, extracting site content into individual markdown files for offline research.

Web crawling for offline research works without manual page copying by automating site content extraction, fetching multiple pages simultaneously and saving them as local markdown files.

Depth and breadth controls limit how many layers and links the crawler follows, constraining crawl scope to prevent excessive requests while targeting specific documentation or knowledge base sections.