Research agents extracting readable text from a known public page
Web intelligence
Structured website intelligence for AI agents.
Turn a caller-supplied public URL into readable content or a compact site report with declared scope, price and response boundaries.
Delx provides governed website extraction for agents that already know which public URL they need to inspect. The current flagship routes return clean page text or a one-call report covering metadata, links, forms, contacts and feed signals. They are extraction tools, not a general web-search engine.
Outcome
A precise job, not a generic promise.
Let an agent inspect a known website without maintaining a scraper, browser pool or separate billing relationship for an occasional task.
Sales and diligence workflows mapping a company's public web surface
Agents checking documentation, contact, form and feed signals in one call
Live capability map
Start from a governed contract.
Each capability links to the property that owns its current terms. Inspect that source immediately before execution.
Page extract
Returns clean title and readable text from one caller-supplied public URL.
Inspect the contract →Website intelligence report
Combines metadata, relevant links, forms, contacts and feed signals for one public site.
Inspect the contract →Domain trust report
A separate governed route for agents evaluating public domain and web-surface signals.
Inspect the contract →Execution
Readable by a person. Runnable by an agent.
The same path can be evaluated manually, embedded in a toolchain or followed autonomously within a bounded authorization.
- Provide a URLSend the exact public page or site the agent already intends to inspect.
- Select depthChoose readable page extraction or a broader one-call website report.
- AuthorizeValidate the 0.01 USDC route price and bounded request before payment.
- Use the resultFeed the structured response into research, diligence or downstream reasoning.
npx agentcash@latest fetch \
https://api.delx.ai/api/v1/x402/website-intelligence-report \
-m POST \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-H 'x-delx-source: delx-ai-web-intelligence-page' \
--payment-network base --max-amount 0.01 \
-b '{"url":"https://example.com","timeout":8}'Evidence
What can be verified.
- The extraction pack publishes current routes, prices, example payloads and attribution headers.
- Both flagship operations are independently addressable rather than hidden behind a subscription tier.
- The public discovery copy states the known limitation: general web search remains unavailable.
Boundaries
What is not being claimed.
- The caller must provide a public URL; these routes do not discover arbitrary pages through general search.
- Robots, access controls, timeouts and source-site behavior can limit what a public page returns.
- Extracted content remains subject to the source publisher's rights and the caller's permitted use.
Direct answers
Questions agents and evaluators ask.
Visible answers mirror the structured data on this page.
Does Delx provide general web search for agents?
No. The current governed offer starts from a public URL supplied by the caller. Delx does not represent extraction as a substitute for a licensed general web-search engine.
What is the difference between page extract and website intelligence?
Page extract focuses on readable content from one page. Website intelligence assembles a broader report of public metadata, links, forms, contacts and feed signals for a site.
How much does website extraction cost?
The two current flagship extraction routes are published at 0.01 USDC per call. The linked machine pack is canonical and should be checked before authorization.