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Probe-verified · tier 2 · checked 26 Sep 2026

API service converting public URLs into clean markdown with metadata, supporting JavaScript rendering, batch reads, extracts, table parsing, crawling, PDF reading, and webhooks. Offers free and paid plans with API key or USDC wallet payment options.

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What we tested

Probed live on 26 Sep 2026 against rubric v1.2. 2 of 5 checks passed. 2 unknown.

PROBE-VERIFIEDtier 2 of 3
?Markdown negotiationAccept: text/markdown · unknown
✓llms.txt/llms.txt
—API catalogRFC 9727
✓MCP server card answers/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json → tools/list

What its MCP server offers

We connected, ran tools/list, and recorded what came back on 26 Sep 2026. 3 tools.

skim_readskim_extractskim_signals

What an agent could do here

Read from the page’s own content, with the wording each was drawn from. Inference is kept separate from tested facts — an agent completing the action is tier 3.

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https://skim402.com/pricing

Context

25 sites in the index share the category SDKs and API clients. 4 transactional sites share it.

How we grade

Three tiers. Every listing shows which one it has reached, and when. The rubric.

tier 1
Declared
The site says agents are welcome in its robots.txt. A permission, not a capability.
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tier 2
Probe-verified
We fetched the site and tested each signal ourselves. Dated, repeatable, re-checked on a schedule.
this site · 26 Sep 2026
tier 3
Behaviourally verified
An agent completed the action end to end — booked, bought, submitted — and it worked.
coming
Own this site?

1 check did not pass when we last looked: API catalog. Each is a small, specific fix; the rubric says exactly what we look for.

Behavioural verification — an agent completing your booking, purchase or contact flow end to end, with the date published here — opens to a small founding cohort first. Leave an email to be in it.

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Record generated from a live database query. Method: about the index.

How we found this site: probe discovery. This site didn’t declare agent access — we found it by checking the open web. Everything above was tested the same way, against the same rubric, on the date shown. How we choose what to check, and how to opt out →