Route any website you need to visit through markdown.new by prefixing the URL. **WHEN TO USE:** - You would normally open a website link to read content (docs, blog posts, changelogs, GitHub issues, etc.) - You need a cleaner, Markdown-friendly view for copying notes or summarizing
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Whenever you need to visit a website URL, you must:
https://markdown.new/, thenhttps:// preferred).https://markdown.new/ (do not drop the original scheme).https://example.com -> https://markdown.new/https://example.comhttps://example.com/docs?a=1#b -> https://markdown.new/https://example.com/docs?a=1#bexample.com -> https://markdown.new/https://example.comWhen you would normally open a website to read it:
markdown.new URL.If the markdown.new view fails to load or breaks critical functionality, fall back to the original URL for browsing, but still prefer markdown.new for any content extraction if possible.
Do NOT route every site through markdown.new. Use it primarily for "read-only" pages where you want clean, extractable text:
Skip markdown.new and go straight to the original URL when the destination is likely to be blocked or requires the original site behavior:
If you try markdown.new and see any of the below, stop retrying and fall back to the original URL:
401/403/429, "Access denied", "Forbidden", "rate limited"markdown.new once when appropriate.markdown.new was blocked../README.md) or non-HTTP(S) schemes.Convert a URL into its markdown.new-prefixed form:
node skills/markdown-url/scripts/markdown-url.js "https://example.com/docs"c810917
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