Plugin
olostep
Turn any website into clean, LLM-ready markdown or structured data. Olostep integrates powerful web scraping, crawling, search, and AI-powered answers directly into Claude Code. Scrape single pages, crawl entire sites, map site structures, batch-process thousands of URLs, and search the web — all with automatic JavaScript rendering, anti-bot bypasses, and real-time extraction built in. The plugin includes an AI answers tool that goes beyond scraping: describe what you need in plain language and Olostep searches the live web, synthesizes the results, and returns a source-backed answer with structured JSON output — no URLs required. How to use: After installing, set your OLOSTEP_API_KEY environment variable. Then use these commands to get started: /olostep:scrape — Extract any webpage as clean markdown, HTML, or structured JSON. /olostep:crawl — Crawl and extract content from an entire website. /olostep:search — Search the web and get deduplicated results with titles and descriptions. /olostep:map — Discover all URLs on a site instantly. /olostep:answer — Ask a question in plain language and get a source-backed answer from live web data. /olostep:batch — Scrape up to 10,000 URLs in a single async job. You can also use Olostep's tools directly in conversation: ask Claude to scrape a URL, search for recent information, extract structured data with a custom schema, or research competitors across multiple sites.
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