AI-native tool server: web fetch, screenshot, search, PDF, DNS, WHOIS, IP geo, code exec & more
AI-native tool server: web fetch, screenshot, search, PDF, DNS, WHOIS, IP geo, code exec & more
LLMs are expensive at: - fetching and cleaning live web content - checking DNS / WHOIS / IP facts - extracting structured data from messy pages - executing code safely and reproducibly - producing screenshots or binary artifacts
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| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| dns_lookup | Useful when you want: - machine-checkable infrastructure facts - small outputs that a model can quote directly - an easy first connectivity test after listTools |
| web_fetch | Useful when you want: - readable page content instead of raw HTML - a compact artifact for summarization - a lower-token input for downstream reasoning |
| html_extract | Useful when you want: - page structure as data before reasoning - table/list extraction without custom scraping glue - cleaner agent pipelines: fetch/extract first, summarize second |
| code_run | Useful when you want: - deterministic transforms or calculations - reproducible parser behavior - concrete execution evidence instead of simulated code reasoning |
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