Browse website - Crawls sites automatically and mounts pages as markdown files you can grep, diff, cat, and explore with standard Unix commands — over SSH or HTTPv1.0.0

Developers can quickly fetch and search through API documentation of any website, such as Stripe or AWS, using SSH or curl. This eliminates the need to manually browse pages, enabling efficient code integration and troubleshooting.

Market researchers can periodically crawl competitor websites and use git diff to track changes in pricing, features, or content. This provides automated alerts for strategic updates without manual revisits.

Webmasters can download entire site content as markdown files for migration to a new platform or offline archival. The grep and find commands help in organizing and validating content before moving.

Legal or compliance teams can schedule crawls of public-facing websites (e.g., partner sites) and search for specific terms like 'privacy policy' or 'terms of service'. Git history allows auditing of changes over time.

SEO specialists can crawl their own or competitors' sites to analyze page structure, keyword usage, and content updates. Commands like 'wc -l' help assess page length, and grep identifies keyword frequency.

Offer limited free credits (e.g., 100 one-time credits) for crawls, with paid tiers for higher crawl limits. Reading cached content remains free, encouraging users to rely on the service for ongoing monitoring.

Provide the HTTP API as a service for businesses to integrate website crawling into their own workflows (e.g., CI/CD pipelines, data feeds). Charge per API call or via volume-based contracts.

Partner with web development IDEs or DevOps platforms to embed the browsing skill as a plugin. Revenue sharing on credits consumed through the partner's interface.