md-fetch-summarize

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Fetch a URL and return a concise markdown summary of its content. Read-only: no files are written; the summary is returned as output only. Use when asked to "fetch and summarize", "summarize this URL", "what does this page say", or "get the content of <url>". Proactively suggest when the user pastes a URL and asks what it contains. (munder-difflin)

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## Fetch & Summarize Given a URL, fetch its content and return a concise markdown summary. Steps: 1. Fetch the page with `WebFetch` (or `Bash` with `curl -sL <url> | head -200` as a fallback). 2. Extract the main content — ignore nav, footer, ads, and boilerplate. 3. Return a structured summary with: - **Title** (the page's `<title>` or heading) - **One-paragraph overview** of what the page is about - **Key points** as a bullet list (max 5) - **Source** — the URL fetched Do not save or write the fetched content anywhere. Return the summary directly.

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Author: chaitanyagiri
Repository: chaitanyagiri/munder-difflin
Created: 2 months ago
Last Updated: today
Language: TypeScript
License: NOASSERTION

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