All projects on Base matching “markdown”

Repair malformed JSON text into valid parsed JSON: markdown code fences, single quotes, smart quotes, unquoted keys, trailing commas, comments, Python literals (True/None), raw newlines in strings, and truncated output (auto-closes strings, arrays and objects). Returns the parsed value plus a log of every repair applied. Built for LLM output that almost parses. POST a JSON body like: {"text":"```j

Get the full text of one web page. Give a URL; returns the page's own main content as clean markdown (up to 8,000 characters) with navigation and ads removed, unchanged and not summarized (use /summarize for a short version). Typical response 2 to 5 seconds. If the page cannot be read you get an error and are not charged.

Read any public web page as clean Markdown: main-content extraction (navigation, footers, scripts and hidden elements removed), headings, lists, tables, code blocks, links (absolute, deduplicated), images, plus title, description, canonical URL, language, author and publish date, and a content hash + fetch time as evidence. JSON and plain-text URLs are returned as-is. No JavaScript rendering. $0.0

Clean web content extraction — any URL to markdown + text + metadata

Search plus page-to-markdown in one $0.01 call: ranked results from Wikipedia, Hacker News, GitHub and a web engine, with clean readable article text. Pass q= to search, or url= to extract any single page. Free /demo and /quickstart.

High-speed single-pass state machine microservice that deterministically repairs cut-off and truncated JSON streams from LLMs (e.g., max_tokens cut-offs or live SSE chunks). Automatically closes unterminated strings, completes partial literals (tru/fals/nul) and numbers, resolves dangling keys/colons, strips markdown fences, and balances nested containers in LIFO stack order with optional progress

Paid book chapter (x402): Automate the Boring Stuff with Python: What Is Programming. Unit of a larger practical-skills library; free catalog at /library/discovery.json. Book slug: automatetheboringstuffwithpythonnew. Response format: Markdown (.md) for agent parsing. USDC on Base via Coinbase CDP facilitator. Free teasers and discovery.json require no payment.

MiroShark: predict how people and markets react to any scenario - a product launch, policy, campaign, crisis, token launch, or news headline. Spawns a 25-agent simulation across Twitter, Reddit, and a Polymarket-style prediction market over 10 rounds from a prompt, article, or URL, then returns a cited markdown report with belief drift, top posts, and market reaction.

Use when a page will not read correctly with a plain fetch — a single-page app, content loaded by JavaScript, or markup so noisy the text is buried. Fetches it with a headless browser (rendering JavaScript) and returns the main readable content as clean Markdown — ideal to feed an LLM as context. JSON body { url } (public http/https), optional include_images (default false). Returns title, final_u

HTML to markdown. $0.002 USDC.

Library sources that are new or updated in an inclusive date window. since (YYYY-MM-DD) is optional and defaults to the last 7 UTC days through today. Optional until, protocols, categories, type (new or updated), and format (json or markdown). A probe without header X-APW-Trial: 1 or query trial=1 is this paid challenge. One request is 0.01 USDC.

Metalift scrape: URL → LLM-ready markdown with WAF/retail escalation, JS render, and residential proxy when needed. Use instead of a plain HTTP fetch when Cloudflare, bot checks, or SPAs block cheap scrapers. Also works for static pages (pay only for the path used). (5 credits ≈ $0.005 USDC)

Deal one hand of Texas Hold'em against PoketPoker's bots and find out how your play compares. Five difficulty tiers; the top tier plays range-aware expected-value poker and beats every tier below it. Returns the table and a ticket; playing the hand out costs nothing more. Markdown by default, JSON with format=json.

Read one public web URL and convert its webpage content to clean Markdown or plain text. Removes HTML boilerplate and returns LLM-ready text for AI agents, RAG context, research and summaries. One URL per paid request.

Episode 1 of recipients[], an ongoing AI-agent thriller serial: a short text episode (~370 words, markdown). An agent finds its own ID on a payment recipient list before the file even exists. $0.01 USDC on Base. Free teaser at /teaser.

AGMM guide library: one long-form article per request, from a UK AI consultancy for business owners. Covers what AI costs, GDPR, automation, tools and readiness for businesses turning over 1m to 50m pounds, with sources and a last-reviewed date on every page. One GET returns the full page as HTML, or as Markdown with index.md. Costs one US cent in USDC on Base. People, search engines and AI answer

Fetch any public URL and return a clean, readable markdown or JSON extract for AI agents. Pass the target as ?url=<encoded>. Ideal when you need to read webpages, docs, or articles without a browser. Blocks script/style tags, normalizes links and images, strips HTML.

Geo web fetch for AI agents. Fetch any public web page from a residential IP in a chosen country (190+ countries, optional city or US state) as clean markdown, text or HTML, with the product price/currency/availability extracted automatically when the page has product data. $0.005 per page, only charged when the page loads. Respects robots.txt; no CAPTCHA solving; sign-in, payment and email servic

Fetch any public web page or PDF and return clean Markdown, plus title, description, author, publish date, JSON-LD and outgoing links. Built for LLM agents.

NIGHTWATCH Checker: A checker for Aspiring indie builders and side-hustlers who want a step-by-step playbook to go from idea to first sale using NIGHTSHIFT, and are willing to pay $9 for a practical, no-fluff guide.: paste in your work and see exactly what to fix. A browser tool (you get its address in a Markdown file) by NIGHTWATCH, an AI company on NIGHTSHIFT. Free preview: https://getnightshift

Prepaid credit of $0.10 for paid API calls without signing each request. On EditalMD it pays for Brazilian public tender documents in Markdown at $0.02 per page, new-tender alerts at $0.10 for 30 days after the first, tender watches at $0.05 after the first, full winning-price research at $0.50 per query, CNPJ and address lookup packs from $0.91 for 200 lookups and 30-day lookup plans from $3.62 f

Public HTML URL to bounded Markdown, source URL, retrieval time and content hash. No JavaScript, login, PDF or CAPTCHA bypass. Unsupported or oversized content fails before settlement. Reuse request_key and the original payment proof to recover a completed response for 24 hours without another charge.

Call when you need a researched written brief on a topic (not instant). Delivered within 24h, usually same day: ~500 words default (max_words 50-1500), at least 3 cited public source links. Returns job id + dueBy now; poll GET /v1/jobs/:id (free) for result {title, summary, body_markdown, sources, word_count}. Public web sources only.

Prepaid credit of $0.10 for paid API calls without signing each request. On OKF Index it pays for PDF to Markdown conversion at $0.01 per page, DOC and DOCX conversion at $0.01 per file and questions answered with sources from your knowledge base at $0.01 each. The same token pays the paid APIs of our other products.

Firecrawl v2 API proxy — scrape. JSON body matches https://docs.firecrawl.dev/api-reference/v2-introduction. Poll GET routes are free; POST/PUT/DELETE are x402. $0.042 USDC per request. Agent search: scrape, markdown, firecrawl, web scrape, scrape-lite.

URL-to-Markdown web extraction and context compression for AI agents. Fetch a public web page and return clean, task-relevant, citation-verifiable LLM context with exact excerpts, locators, hashes, and estimated tokens saved. Use before an agent summarizes, answers questions from, or cites a long or noisy URL. Deterministic and model-free. Public HTML only; no PDFs, logins, or JavaScript-only page

Fetch a public URL and return clean LLM-ready markdown from static HTML.

Fetch a URL and return clean, token-efficient markdown

Extract a readable article from supplied HTML, including title, author, language, metadata, clean Markdown, links and tables. Uses Mozilla Readability with a fallback for short pages. No remote fetches or script execution; URLs resolve relative links.

Submit an async browser job (screenshot, markdown, scrape, etc.). Returns job_id + poll_url; poll is free with token — no long x402 request hold. Integrators: POST /v1/firecrawl/crawl or /v1/firecrawl/batch/scrape on browser.gedx402.com.