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webforai

Convert web pages or local HTML files to clean, LLM-ready Markdown with the webforai CLI. Use when a task needs page content as Markdown - reading documentation or articles, scraping, summarising URLs, crawling a docs site into files or llms.txt, building text corpora - including JavaScript-heavy or bot-protected pages via the hosted platform.

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# webforai CLI

Convert a URL or local HTML file to Markdown. Non-interactive by default: the Markdown goes
to stdout, every log goes to stderr, so output can be piped or captured directly.

## Basic usage

```bash
npx webforai-cli https://example.com/article            # Markdown to stdout
npx webforai-cli https://example.com/article -o out.md  # write to a file instead
npx webforai-cli ./page.html                            # convert a local HTML file
npx webforai-cli https://example.com --json             # machine-readable envelope (see below)
```
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