Pagesnap

pagesnap

pagesnap lets an agent turn any public web page into a picture. Give it a URL and it renders the page in Chromium upstream and hands back the screenshot — as a viewport capture or as the whole scrollable page, in webp, jpeg or png, at the viewport size you ask for. You can hold the capture until a selector appears, pick which navigation event to wait for, and set the time zone and locale the page sees, which matters when a site renders differently by region or language. A second tool reports how many screenshots you have left, so a workflow can check its allowance before it starts spending it.

This package renders nothing itself. It is a thin local bridge to the hosted snap service: it answers the tool list locally, exactly as captured from the live endpoint, and forwards each call upstream, returning whatever comes back untouched. The service is free without signup; supplying your own API key raises the allowance from the free daily amount to your organisation's monthly amount, which is what get_quota then reports.

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