Expand Fetch
Send a URL. Get the whole page as Markdown, every line linked to where it came from.
Agents read the web through markdown APIs that guess what matters, and guess wrong. So the agent gets stuck, or misses the answer, or states something false, and you can't tell which happened. The workaround is driving a full browser for every page, which is slow and expensive.
That's why we built Expand. Our model Iris sees the rendered page in a real browser and returns accurate Markdown, tables and icons intact, plus the hidden JSON as State JSON. Every line links back to where it came from. So your agent answers from the real page at API speed, and you can verify every result.
Set up Expand inside your agent, or run one Fetch from your terminal and inspect the output yourself.
One prompt. Every agent.
Paste it into the coding agent you already have open. Expand installs the CLI, configures every supported harness it detects on this machine, and proves the setup with a cited answer.
Or run one Fetch
One command in your terminal. Agent-ready Markdown, State JSON, and a replayable snapshot — no setup.
$ npx expandai fetch https://news.ycombinator.com
# Hacker News
1. A 40-line fix eliminated a 400x performance gap
2. The Gleam Programming Language
3. Show HN: An agent that searches your snapshots
…Every Fetch returns:
- Main MarkdownThe readable page with tables, icons, and layout intact.