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Fetches raw HTML from a URL using httpx, with automatic fallback to Zyte API if blocked.
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| name | fetcher |
| description | Fetches raw HTML from a URL using httpx, with automatic fallback to Zyte API if blocked. |
Fetch the raw HTML of a URL and return it for further processing.
Use this skill when the user provides one or more URLs and asks you to fetch, retrieve, scrape, or get the HTML or page content.
fetcher.py with the URL as an argument:
python fetcher.py <url>
BLOCKED status, re-run with the --zyte flag:
python fetcher.py <url> --zyte
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