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@pi-lab/webfetch

v1.0.2

Published

WebFetch tool extension for pi coding agent

Readme

@pi-lab/webfetch

A web fetching extension for pi coding agent. Adds a webfetch tool — fetch any URL and get back clean Markdown, ready for the model to read.

Install

pi install npm:@pi-lab/webfetch

Features

  • HTML → Markdown via Mozilla Readability (same engine as Firefox Reader Mode) + Turndown. Falls back to full-page conversion if Readability can't extract a main article.
  • Pagination — large pages are sliced into chunks; the model reads page by page using offset.
  • Inline script index<script> tags are stripped from the Markdown body but listed as a numbered index at the end. The model can read any of them with script=N.
  • Redirect handling — same-domain redirects are followed automatically (up to 10 hops); cross-domain redirects are surfaced to the model so it can decide whether to follow.
  • Binary downloads — non-text responses (PDFs, images, etc.) are saved to ~/.pi/agent/pi-lab/tmp/webfetch/ and the file path is returned.
  • LRU cache — processed Markdown is cached in memory so paginating the same URL doesn't re-fetch.
  • Built-in fetch optimizations — enabled by default. Site-specific rules can rewrite or parse difficult pages before generic extraction. Reddit links are rewritten to old.reddit.com; X/Twitter posts are extracted from the page's window.__INITIAL_STATE__ script and formatted as clean Markdown.

Configuration

Disable the built-in optimization framework in pi settings:

{
  "webfetch": {
    "optimizations": false
  }
}

User settings live at ~/.pi/agent/settings.json; project settings live at <cwd>/.pi/settings.json and override user settings.