browse-webfetch

name	browse-webfetch
description	Read web pages with the built in WebFetch tool, which fetches a URL and returns its content processed by a model against your prompt. Use it to read Wikipedia articles and search result pages.
allowed-tools	WebFetch

Browse with WebFetch

• WebFetch takes a url and a prompt. It fetches the page, converts it to markdown, and returns what a small model extracts from it for your prompt.
• Ask for exactly the fact you need in the prompt. A narrow prompt comes back shorter than a broad one.
• To search Wikipedia, fetch a search URL such as https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search=<query>&fulltext=1&ns0=1, read the result titles, then fetch the article itself.
• To read an article directly, fetch https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/<Title>.
• Other language wikis work the same way with their own subdomain, for example https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berlin.
• Follow up with another fetch when the first answer is incomplete. Each call is a fresh fetch, so include everything the prompt needs.