Send a page URL and get Markdown with tables and icons intact, plus the page's hidden JSON as State JSON. Each Markdown line links to its source. Set up your agent, or run your first Fetch from the CLI, the TypeScript SDK, or the API.
Expand Fetch is an API for agents that read the web. You send a URL. Expand opens it in a real browser, and our model Iris looks at the rendered page instead of guessing from the HTML. You get the page back as Markdown with tables, icons, and layout intact, plus the page's hidden JSON as State JSON. Every line links back to the spot on the page it came from, so you always know what your agent read.
Why Expand explains what ordinary Markdown tools drop, and how Expand keeps it.
Paste it into your coding agent. It installs Expand and connects it to every agent on your machine.
Prefer code? The Quickstart runs your first Fetch from the CLI, the TypeScript SDK, or the API.
Fetch is one API, and everything else runs on it. Iris and X-Ray work on browser pages. The Wayback Machine keeps a replayable Snapshot of each browser page you fetch, and Highlights finds the snippets in a page that answer a question. Crawl runs Fetch over a whole site, and WebSync keeps running it to catch changes.
Built on Fetch