web-fetch

Web-fetch retrieves content from user-provided URLs with built-in security controls, domain filtering, and usage limits to prevent unauthorized access. It validates URLs, enforces whitelists or blacklists, and tracks per-conversation fetch limits to keep data retrieval safe and controlled.

Yes. Web-fetch enables multi-article research by fetching from approved domains, then synthesizing information into a comprehensive report. Domain restrictions and per-conversation limits ensure you stay within security boundaries while gathering approved sources.

Web-fetch applies strict URL validation, domain whitelisting and blacklisting, redirect handling, and per-conversation fetch limits with alerts and hard stops. These controls prevent data exfiltration and unintended access to restricted sites.

Web-fetch handles PDF processing alongside standard web pages, allowing you to retrieve and analyze documents from URLs. It extracts and presents findings from fetched content in structured form.

Use web-fetch when you need to quickly analyze multiple approved URLs, follow up on search results, or conduct domain-restricted research without manual effort. It's ideal for scenarios requiring safe, auditable retrieval of official documents and articles.

Web-fetch enforces per-conversation usage limits with alerts before the hard stop. Once the limit is reached, no further fetches are permitted in that conversation, protecting against excessive data access.