No API Fees, This Agent Sees the Entire Web
Let AI agents access any website or platform without API fees or manual setup. Supports Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, Xiaohongshu, and more. Open source.
AI Agents can already write code, edit documents, and manage projects for you — but when you ask them to look something up online, they’re completely lost:
“Help me see what this YouTube tutorial is about.” → Can’t watch it, no access to subtitles
“Search Twitter/X to see what people are saying about this product.” → Can’t search, Twitter API is now paid
“Go check Reddit to see if anyone else ran into the same bug.” → 403 blocked, server IP rejected
“Check the reputation of this product on Xiaohongshu (Little Red Book)” → Can’t open, requires login
“There’s a tech video on Bilibili, summarize it for me.” → Can’t connect, blocked overseas or by server IP
“Search the latest LLM framework comparisons online” → No good search available, either paid or of poor quality
“Tell me what this webpage says.” → Pulls back a mess of HTML tags, basically unreadable
“What does this GitHub repo do? What’s in the Issues?” → Works, but the authentication setup is a hassle
“Subscribe to these RSS feeds and notify me of updates” → Requires installing libraries and writing code yourself
These aren’t hard to implement — they just require a ton of manual setup and configuration.
Every platform has its own barriers: paid APIs, blocks to bypass, accounts to log into, and data to clean. You have to step through pitfalls one by one — install tools, tweak configs. Just getting an Agent to read Twitter properly can take hours of fiddling.
