Convert public HTML or a public URL into token-dense Markdown through one remote MCP tool.
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First seen 2 Oct 2026. One server, whatever directories list it: each directory listing keeps its own page and history.
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| Tool | Description | Behaviour |
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| clean_extract | Extract a full page or selected sections from a public URL or raw HTML as clean Markdown, with navigation, scripts and page chrome removed. Use it instead of a raw fetch when a task needs the text of documentation, an article, an RFC or another reference page: in a five-site benchmark the Markdown was 62% fewer estimated tokens than the HTML. Call the free clean_extract_outline first on a long page, then pass only the section ids you need. A call is charged only when it returns usable content; the first 3 usable extraction calls are free, total, then USD 0.05. Uncharged failures name upstream_timeout, upstream_http_error, bot_challenge, js_shell, empty_extraction, or sections_not_found. Recoverable structured data names fallback_used. Every success reports extraction_quality and extraction_content_ratio_band. | Not declared |
| clean_extract_outline | Free outline with section ids, headings, byte sizes, and a fingerprint, without page body text or payment. It never uses the free extraction allowance. Use it first to see what a long page contains and which sections are worth reading. A later clean_extract call can select sections and is charged only when it returns usable content. Uncharged failures name upstream_timeout, upstream_http_error, bot_challenge, js_shell, empty_extraction, or sections_not_found. Recoverable structured data names fallback_used. | Read-only |
| Directory | Listing | Tier | First seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official MCP Registry | Stringer CleanExtract | - | 2 Oct 2026 |
| Smithery | Stringer CleanExtract | - | 2 Oct 2026 |