firecrawl-monitor

What problem does it solve? Tracking changes on websites normally requires wiring together cron jobs, scrapers, diff libraries, and email infrastructure yourself. This Skill replaces that stack with a single Firecrawl monitor that fetches pages on a schedule, diffs them against snapshots, filters out noise with an AI judge, and notifies you only when real content changes. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Page, batch, and site monitoring: Watch a single URL, a list of URLs, or every page discovered by a recurring site crawl, with each page labeled same, new, changed, removed, or error. - Web monitors: Monitor the whole web via search queries plus a goal to get alerted on new results such as product launches, funding rounds, papers, or brand mentions. - AI noise filtering and structured diffs: A plain-language --goal makes the judge ignore formatting, timestamps, and tracking-param churn, while JSON-mode change tracking returns per-field diffs like plans[0].price: "$19/mo" → "$24/mo". - Use Case: Watch a competitor's pricing page hourly and receive an email only when plan prices or features actually change, with no cron server or diff scripts to maintain. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to create a Firecrawl monitor on a URL with a schedule and goal, for example: monitor https://example.com/pricing every 30 minutes and email [email protected] when pricing changes.