url-fetcher

Web & Frontend Development
v1.0.0
Benign

Simple web content fetching without API keys or external dependencies.

1.1K downloads1.1K installsby @johstracke

Setup & Installation

Install command

clawhub install johstracke/url-fetcher

If the CLI is not installed:

Install command

npx clawhub@latest install johstracke/url-fetcher

Or install with OpenClaw CLI:

Install command

openclaw skills install johstracke/url-fetcher

or paste the repo link into your assistant's chat

Install command

https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/johstracke/url-fetcher

What This Skill Does

Fetches web content using Python's standard library with no external dependencies or API keys. Supports HTML retrieval, basic HTML-to-markdown conversion, and safe file writes with path and URL validation built in.

No API key, no pip installs, and no cost make it the fastest way to add web fetching to an agent workflow with zero setup.

When to Use It

  • Saving articles to local markdown files for offline reading
  • Batch-downloading documentation pages into a workspace folder
  • Extracting plain text from blog posts for further processing
  • Previewing raw HTML of a URL before deciding to save it
  • Collecting multiple research pages into organized local files

Example Workflow

Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.

INPUT

User asks: Saving articles to local markdown files for offline reading

AGENT
  1. 1Saving articles to local markdown files for offline reading
  2. 2Batch-downloading documentation pages into a workspace folder
  3. 3Extracting plain text from blog posts for further processing
  4. 4Previewing raw HTML of a URL before deciding to save it
  5. 5Collecting multiple research pages into organized local files
OUTPUT
Simple web content fetching without API keys or external dependencies.

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Last updatedMar 1, 2026