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crawlbrulee

EU-native web scraping for AI agents & developers: turn any page into markdown, screenshots and more

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[](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@crawlbrulee/mcp) [](./LICENSE) EU-native web scraping for AI agents & developers. plug crawlbrulee into your agent. the official mcp server for crawlbrulee gives mcp-aware agents — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Claude Desktop — native tools to scrape pages, map sites, run background jobs, and check usage. one call turns any url into clean markdown, screenshots, metadata and links. get a free api key → dashboard.crawlbrulee.com the server: this readme covers the mcp server itself — its tools and how to wire it into a host. for how the api behaves — endpoints, parameters, and error semantics — please see our api docs. 1. get a key. if you don't have a crawlbrulee account, sign up. the free plan needs no credit card. then, in the dashboard menu, open tokens and click create token. 2. put it in your environment. add it to your shell profile (for example /.zshrc), then open a…

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  1. 🍮 crawlbrulee mcp
  2. install
  3. configuration
  4. tools
  5. scrape
  6. scrapeasync
  7. scrapestatus
  8. scraperesult
  9. map
  10. usage
  11. whoami
  12. errors

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  1. First observed: Oct 24, 2026
  2. Last directory-field change: Oct 24, 2026
  3. Current source observation: Nov 1, 2026

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