fetch

Fetch URLs, identify content type, and save material with provenance to inbox.

1|Updated Mar 6, 2026

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npx skills add https://github.com/adiman9/mnemos --skill fetch-adiman9

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: fetch
Source: https://github.com/adiman9/mnemos/tree/main/core/skills/fetch
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/adiman9/mnemos --skill fetch-adiman9

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Quickly retrieve web content by fetching a URL, determining its content type, and saving it to your inbox with full provenance for later research.

Core Features & Use Cases

Fetch URLs and identify content type (articles, PDFs, papers, repos, tweets, etc.) for organized research.
Save material to inbox with comprehensive provenance including source, fetch time, and domain.
Supports a vault-based workflow: resolves vault path, preserves original structure, and keeps a clear audit trail for later ingestion.

Quick Start

Fetch a URL and save it to inbox with provenance for later review.

Frequently Asked Questions about fetch

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I fetch a URL and save web content to my research inbox with provenance?▼

To fetch web content with provenance, provide a URL to retrieve articles, PDFs, or git repos. The tool analyzes content type and saves research-worthy material to your inbox with source, fetch time, and domain metadata.

Can I automatically identify content types like PDFs and git repos when fetching URLs?▼

Identifying content types when fetching URLs is supported automatically. The tool determines whether material is an article, paper, PDF, git repo, or tweet, organizing the saved content appropriately within your vault workflow.

What is the best way to save fetched web articles to a vault while preserving an audit trail?▼

The best way to save fetched web articles with an audit trail is using a vault-based workflow. The tool resolves vault paths, preserves original structure, and stores comprehensive provenance metadata including source and fetch time.

Does fetching web content support a dry run to preview saving articles to the inbox?▼

A dry run is supported for fetching web content. Using the --dry-run flag lets you preview how URLs are analyzed and saved to your inbox with provenance before committing the actual file writes to your vault.

How do I force overwrite existing research material when fetching the same URL again?▼

To force overwrite existing research material when fetching a duplicate URL, use the --force flag. This bypasses existing inbox checks and updates the saved content and provenance metadata within your vault workflow.