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--- name: defuddle description: Use when the user provides a URL to a standard web page and clean Markdown extraction with Defuddle would reduce clutter and token cost. --- # Defuddle ## Purpose Extract readable Markdown from ordinary web pages by stripping navigation, ads, and page chrome. ## When to Use - User provides a documentation page, article, or blog post URL. - Clean Markdown extraction is preferable to noisy HTML. - Web page clutter would waste context. Do not use when: - URL already points to Markdown. - Response is an API payload. - Page requires authentication the tool cannot satisfy. ## Requirements Required tool: - Defuddle CLI Check: ```powershell Get-Command defuddle -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue defuddle --version ``` Install: ```powershell npm install -g defuddle ``` Rules: - Do not assume Defuddle is installed. - Do not auto-install without user approval. - Show the install command before running it. ## Inputs - URL to parse ## Workflow 1. Check whether Defuddle CLI is available. 2. If missing, tell the user before attempting extraction. 3. Prefer Markdown output: ```powershell defuddle parse <url> --md ``` 4. Save to a file when needed: ```powershell defuddle parse <url> --md -o content.md ``` 5. For metadata-only needs, query a specific property: ```powershell defuddle parse <url> -p title defuddle parse <url> -p description defuddle parse <url> -p domain ``` ## Output - Clean Markdown content - Optional metadata fields ## Verification - [ ] Defuddle availability was checked first - [ ] No extraction was claimed if the tool was missing - [ ] Output is the article or documentation body, not page chrome ## Failure Modes - Page blocks automated access - JavaScript-heavy page renders poorly - Auth-gated content is inaccessible ## Missing Dependency Behavior If Defuddle is missing: 1. Say extraction did not happen. 2. Tell the user Defuddle CLI is required. 3. Ask before installing it. 4. Show the install command. 5. Fall back to another web-reading method.