Agentfetch

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npx agentmarket install connector/bch1212-agentfetch

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• estimate_tokens

  Estimate token count of a URL's content WITHOUT fetching the body. WHEN TO USE: - You're considering fetching a URL but unsure if it fits your remaining context window. This call is ~10x cheaper than a full fetch. - You want to triage a list of candidate URLs before deciding which to actually retrieve. IMPORTANT: Many servers omit Content-Length on dynamic / chunked responses. When that happens, this tool returns confident=false and estimated_tokens=null. In that case, call fetch_url with a max_tokens cap instead of trusting the estimate. Args: url: The URL to estimate. Returns: …

• fetch_multiple

  Fetch up to 20 URLs concurrently. Each result is the same shape as fetch_url. WHEN TO USE: - You have a list of URLs (search results, links from a doc, sitemap) and want them retrieved in parallel rather than one at a time. Args: urls: 1–20 URLs. Larger batches: split into multiple calls. max_tokens_each: Per-result cap. Apply this to keep total response inside your context budget — total ≈ len(urls) * max_tokens_each. use_cache: True for cache-aware fetching (default). Returns: {"count": int, "results": [<fetch_url shape>, ...]}

• fetch_url

  Fetch any URL and return clean, LLM-ready Markdown with token count, metadata, and 6h caching. WHEN TO USE: - You have a specific URL whose content you need. - You want to cap response size to stay inside your context window. - You want repeat fetches to be cheap (cache hits ≈ $0.0001). - The URL might be JS-rendered, a PDF, or behind a paywall — this tool auto-routes to the right fetcher (Trafilatura → Jina → FireCrawl → PDF). WHEN NOT TO USE: - You don't know which URL to fetch — use search_and_fetch instead. - You have many URLs to fetch — use fetch_multiple instead. Args: url: The…

• search_and_fetch

  Web search + fetch top results in one call. WHEN TO USE: - You have a research question, not specific URLs. E.g. "what's the latest on X", "find docs for Y library", "recent news about Z". - You'd otherwise have to call a search tool, parse results, then call fetch — this collapses that into one round-trip. Args: query: Search query (2–500 chars). num_results: Top N to fetch (1–10, default 3). max_tokens_each: Per-result cap (default 2000). Returns: {"query": str, "count": int, "results": [<fetch_url shape>, ...]}

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May 10, 2026 (5 months ago)

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Jun 6, 2026 (4 months ago)

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Apr 28, 2026 (6 months ago)

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Registry name

io.github.bch1212/agentfetch

Version

1.0.1

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API key

Packages

pypi agentfetch-mcp

License

MIT

Repository

github.com/bch1212/agentfetch-mcp

First seen

Oct 24, 2026

Last checked

Oct 25, 2026

Source

Official MCP Registrygithub-graphql