one key. every provider.

Search the open web for ranked links (title, url, snippet, score). The default web search; use `read` to fetch a result's full text.

Fetch a URL and return clean markdown, no nav or clutter.

Search the web for ranked links (title, url, snippet). Use `read` to fetch a result's full page.

Scrape a URL to clean, LLM-ready markdown with JS rendering. Handles dynamic, script-heavy pages a plain reader misses.

Search the web and get ranked results (title, url, description). Fetch a result's full text with the read or firecrawl_scrape tool.

Fetch a public Instagram profile by username.

Current conditions for a place by name or lat/lon.

Structured brand profile (logos, colors, description, socials, industry, address) for a company by domain, email, name, or ticker.

Classify a company into 2022 NAICS industry codes (code, name, confidence) by domain or company name.

Classify a company into SIC industry codes (code, name, major group, confidence) by domain or company name. type: original_sic (default) or latest_sec.

Resolve a company or brand name to its domain — fuzzy search over logo.dev's brand index.

Search the web with an optional synthesized answer (set include_answer). Good for quick factual lookups.

Search the web and get a written, synthesized answer (not just links). Use when you want an answer, not sources.

Run several web search queries in one call (pass search_queries). Use to batch multiple distinct queries.

Turn public URLs (including JS-heavy pages and PDFs) into markdown.

Kick off a deep web research run and get a run_id back. Poll it with task_result. processor: lite (fast/cheap), base (default), or core (deepest).

Fetch a deep-research run's result by run_id. Long-polls ~30s; if still running it returns { status: "running" } so you can call again.

Fetch the latest remote job listings.

Host and share a web page: publish a rendered markdown or interactive HTML page (report, dashboard, landing page, chart, slides, mini-app) to a shareable fetchbean URL a human opens in a browser. fetchbean handles the styling (Tailwind + a base stylesheet) and hosting; you send the content. Returns the link.

Revise an existing artifact in place (same URL). The prior version is kept for rollback.

Surgically edit an artifact with find/replace edits instead of resending the whole body — same URL, a version is snapshotted first. Best for small changes to a large artifact.

List your published artifacts (newest first): id, url, title, type, visibility, expiry, views.

Search iOS App Store apps by keyword and storefront country.

Fetch full App Store metadata for an iOS app by track ID.

Fetch App Store reviews with rating distribution for an iOS app.

Fetch stored App Store rating snapshots for an iOS app.

Find meetings by keyword, date, or participant; returns matching transcript ids and metadata (not full text). Use first, then the transcript tool.

Fetch a meeting transcript with its summary, keywords, and action items.

Get just the action items and outline from a meeting.

Confirm whose Fireflies account the connected key acts as.

Run a HogQL/SQL query over your PostHog events, persons, and analytics. The main PostHog read tool.

Your PostHog account, organization, and accessible projects (ids for the other tools).

List your feature flags (prefer this curated tool over the raw request escape hatch).

Get one feature flag by id.

The Linear account your key authenticates as.

List issues, filtered by team, state, assignee, or priority.

Get one issue by UUID or human identifier (e.g. ENG-123).

Free-text search across your Linear issues.

List the projects your key can see.

Get ONE customer by their app_user_id (the customer_id param), incl. active entitlements.

List/page customers; the optional search is exact-email only (no name or partial match).

A customer's subscriptions (status, store, access, renewal).

The Expo account/robot your token authenticates as, and its accounts.

List the apps (projects) under an account; gives the app_id the build/update tools need.

Get one app by full name (@owner/slug) or app_id.

Recent EAS builds for an app (status/platform/artifact url); filter by platform (ios/android) or status.

Any user's contribution calendar (the green graph): total + daily counts. Omit from/to for the last year.

A user's public profile (bio, company, location, follower/repo counts).

A user's public repositories, newest-pushed first (stars, language, description).

Search repositories, users, or issues (type = repository|user|issue).

List your uptime monitors with status, last check, and SSL/domain expiry.

Get one monitor by id.

List monitor groups.

List heartbeat (cron/job) monitors with their status.

Get one project (description, stars, default branch, visibility).

List/search projects (search=, membership=true for your own).

A user by username or numeric id.

Read a file from a project repo (decoded text). ref = branch/tag/sha.

Full-text search across pages and databases. filter='page'|'database' narrows the object type.

Get one page's properties + metadata by id (use read_page for the body content).

Read a whole page's content as markdown — recursively crawls the block tree and flattens it (capped for very large pages).

Get a database's schema (title, properties) by id.

List payments (filter by status, customer_id, etc.).

Get one payment by id.

List subscriptions (status, customer).

Get one subscription by id.

List the domains in your account (expiry, auto-renew, nameservers).

Details for one of your domains (expiry, auto-renew, nameservers, status).

List the DNS records for one of your domains.

Check whether a domain is available to register.

List your Supabase projects (id, ref, name, region, status).

Details for one project by its ref.

List your Supabase organizations.

Recent project logs (optional sql + iso_timestamp_start/end filters).

List your zones (domains). Filter by name.

Details for one zone by id.

List a zone's DNS records (filter by type/name).

List the accounts your token can access.

List customers (filter by email, etc.).

Get one customer by id.

List payment intents.

Get one payment intent by id.

List channels (public/private the bot can see).

Recent messages in a channel (the bot must be a member).

Metadata for one channel.

List workspace users.

List the organizations your token can access.

List an organization's projects.

List issues. Defaults to is:unresolved; use query (e.g. 'is:unresolved lastSeen:-24h'), sort, limit, cursor.

Get one issue by id.

Confirm whose Trakt account the connected token acts as.

Your watchlist, optionally filtered by type (movies, shows, seasons, episodes).

What you've watched, newest first. Filter by type and/or a date range (start_at/end_at).

Your ratings (1-10), optionally filtered by type.

Search movies, TV, and people. type='movie'|'tv'|'person' narrows it (default searches all). Returns TMDB ids + poster_path.

Full movie detail by TMDB id: overview, runtime, genres, plus credits, videos, images, external_ids (imdb_id), and watch providers.

Full TV-show detail by TMDB id: overview, seasons, genres, plus credits, videos, images, external_ids, and watch providers.

Trending titles. media_type='all'(default)|'movie'|'tv'|'person', time_window='day'|'week'(default).

List users (filter by query, email_address, user_id, order_by).

Get one user by id.

List organizations (filter by query, order_by).

Get one organization by id or slug.

The Buffer account your key authenticates as, and its organizations (with organizationId).

List connected channels (social profiles) for an organization; gives the channel_id posts need.

List posts for an organization (Relay-paginated); filter by channel_ids or status.

Aggregate post analytics over a time window (ISO start/end), optionally per channel.

A profile with follower/following/post counts: the connected account by default, or any actor (handle or did).

The connected account's home timeline (the following feed), paginated with a cursor.

Posts authored by an actor (the connected account by default). filter e.g. posts_no_replies, posts_with_media.

The connected account's notifications (likes, reposts, replies, follows, mentions, quotes).

Get the Render user associated with the connected API key.

List workspaces the connected API key can access.

Retrieve one workspace by id.

List services, databases, workers, cron jobs, and static sites. Filter by ownerId, name, type, region, etc.

The connected cal.com account (id, email, username, timezone).

Your cal.com event types (id, title, slug, length). The eventTypeId here is what you book against.

List your bookings (filter by status or attendeeEmail; paginate with take/skip).

Open time slots for an event type between start and end (dates). Book one with create_booking.

Your Canny boards (id, name, post count). The boardID here is what you filter and post against.

Feedback posts: search, filter by board/status/tag, sort by score, trending, newest or statusChanged. Statuses: open, under review, planned, in progress, complete, closed.

One post in full by its id: details, status, score, author, tags.

Comments, filtered by post, board, author or company. Paginate with limit + skip.

Your support inbox: conversations filtered by status (open, resolved, pending, snoozed), inbox, team, labels or assignee_type (me, unassigned, all). Paginate with page.

One conversation with its contact, assignee, labels and status.

Advanced search: an array of {attribute_key, filter_operator, values, query_operator} clauses, for anything the plain conversations filters can't express.

How many conversations are mine, unassigned and all — the queue depth, without pulling the list.

Your Intercom inbox, newest first. Paginate with per_page + the starting_after cursor.

One conversation with its full part-by-part thread. Bodies come back as plaintext unless you ask otherwise.

Find conversations by state, assignee, tag, channel or time. query is Intercom's search shape: {field, operator, value} or {operator: 'AND', value: [...]}. Paginate with per_page + the starting_after cursor.

Users and leads in the workspace. Paginate with per_page + starting_after.

Find a model on Replicate by name or description — the way in when you don't know the exact owner/name.

Public models on Replicate, newest or most-run first.

One model, including its latest version and that version's openapi_schema — the authoritative list of input fields to pass to replicate.run.

Every published version of a model; the id is what replicate.run takes as version.

Generate an image from a text prompt with gpt-image-2, which renders text inside images far better than diffusion models do. Returns base64 rather than a URL, because OpenAI offers no URL option: high quality and larger sizes mean a multi-megabyte response, so leave quality at low unless detail matters. Runs on your own OpenAI key if you connect one, otherwise on fetchbean's.

List events on a calendar (default 'primary'). Optional timeMin/timeMax (RFC3339), q, maxResults.

Get one event by id from a calendar (default 'primary').

List the calendars on the user's calendar list.

Create an event on a calendar (default 'primary'). event needs start + end.

Read a document's full content (body, styles, revision id) by document id.

Create a new empty document with a title. add content afterwards with doc batch update.

Apply edits to a document. requests is an array of docs edit ops (insertText, replaceAllText, etc.).

Read a value range from a spreadsheet (A1 notation, e.g. 'Sheet1!A1:C10').

Send an email as the connected account. to is required; subject, body (plain text), html, cc, bcc optional.

Run a GA4 report for a property. Pass numeric property_id, dimensions + metrics (name arrays), and a date range.

List the GA4 accounts and properties you can access, to find a numeric property_id.

Query Search Console traffic for a verified site over a date range. dimensions can be query, page, country, device, or date.

List the sites you have verified in Search Console.

Inspect a URL's index status in Search Console. Needs the inspection_url and its owning verified site_url.

List the sites verified in your Bing Webmaster Tools account.

Daily impressions, clicks, and average position for a site on Bing.

Top search queries driving impressions and clicks to a site on Bing.

Traffic statistics for a site's top-performing pages on Bing.