| name | deepcloak |
| description | Deep research that reads the whole web, including pages behind a Bot Wall (Cloudflare, Datadome, Turnstile, reCAPTCHA). Use when the user asks for a researched, cited answer — especially on topics where sources are likely paywalled, rate-limited, or bot-protected, or when an ordinary search/research tool returned thin or blocked results. |
DeepCloak
Run a Deep Research that Bypasses Bot Walls and returns a cited report plus an Evidence Record of which sources required a Bypass.
How to run it
Prefer the MCP tools (the server applies the stealth shim in-process):
deep_research(query, depth) — depth is quick | detailed | report. Returns a cited markdown report ending with a 🛡️ Bypassed N bot-walled sources section.quick_summary(query) — a fast, shallow answer.get_evidence(run_id) — the Evidence Records (JSON) of a prior run; pass "last" for the latest.
If the MCP server is not connected, fall back to the CLI:
deepcloak "<query>" --depth detailed --out report.md
The report is printed (or written to --out, with a <out>.evidence.json sidecar).
Notes
- Needs one LLM key (
OPENAI_API_KEY / ANTHROPIC_API_KEY / GEMINI_API_KEY) or --provider ollama. Run deepcloak setup once to install the stealth browser.
- Default search is DuckDuckGo (no setup). robots.txt is ignored by default; pass
--respect-robots to honor it. The user is responsible for having the right to access the content.
- When you report results, mention how many sources were Bypassed — it tells the user the report covered walled content other tools would have dropped.
