name	minion-fetch
description	Fetch a URL with minion-fetch and optionally apply jq, JSON Schema, or Markdown transforms.

minion-fetch

Fetch a URL with minion-fetch and optionally apply jq, JSON Schema, or Markdown transforms.

minion-fetch command

Use this command when the user wants to fetch a URL or transform the fetched content.

Build the command from the user's request:

Start with <executable> <url>.
Add --method <method> only when the user asks for something other than the default GET.
Add repeated --headers "Name: Value" arguments for custom headers.
Add --attempts <number> only when the user explicitly wants retries.
Add --jq --apply '<filter>' to filter JSON responses. The jq binary must already be installed on the machine.
Add --json-schema to infer a schema from a JSON response.
Add --md to convert an HTML response to Markdown.

Operating rules:

Ask for the URL if the request does not include one.
Do not invent headers, jq filters, request bodies, or retry counts.
Run the fetch once per request unless the user asks for another variation.
Report HTTP failures, missing tools, or malformed headers directly.
When the output is long, return a concise summary and offer the full body.
/minion-fetch https://example.com
/minion-fetch https://api.example.com/users --jq --apply '.users[] | select(.active)'

name	minion-fetch
description	Fetch a URL with minion-fetch and optionally apply jq, JSON Schema, or Markdown transforms.

Fetch a URL with minion-fetch and optionally apply jq, JSON Schema, or Markdown transforms.

Use this command when the user wants to fetch a URL or transform the fetched content.

Build the command from the user's request:

Start with <executable> <url>.
Add --method <method> only when the user asks for something other than the default GET.
Add repeated --headers "Name: Value" arguments for custom headers.
Add --attempts <number> only when the user explicitly wants retries.
Add --jq --apply '<filter>' to filter JSON responses. The jq binary must already be installed on the machine.
Add --json-schema to infer a schema from a JSON response.
Add --md to convert an HTML response to Markdown.

Operating rules:

Ask for the URL if the request does not include one.
Do not invent headers, jq filters, request bodies, or retry counts.
Run the fetch once per request unless the user asks for another variation.
Report HTTP failures, missing tools, or malformed headers directly.
When the output is long, return a concise summary and offer the full body.
/minion-fetch https://example.com
/minion-fetch https://api.example.com/users --jq --apply '.users[] | select(.active)'