Nobody reads the whole internet.
When you look something up, you don’t read every word on the page. You glance at the contents, find the part that matters and read that. Agents should read the same way.
Instead they are handed whole pages: menus, footers, cookie notices, a thousand tokens of markup for every useful sentence. They run out of room before they reach the answer, and someone pays for every wasted word.
getctx gives an agent the web in a form it can hold. Clean Markdown. A table of contents when the page is long. The next section free, because turning a page should never cost anything.
And it tells the agent the price before it spends. No plans to outgrow, no credits that vanish at the end of the month. Pay for what you read, and know what that is.
Six rules, kept.
The agent is the user
Every answer is written to be read by a model: clean, structured, and short enough to hold.
Budget first
We measure before we send. A page too long for the budget arrives as its contents, to read a section at a time.
Turning is free
A page is paid for once, however many of its sections get read.
Prices are public
Listed, current, and free to look up from inside the agent.
Money doesn’t expire
Credits stay until they’re spent. No subscription, no reset.
One key, one bill
Reading, parsing, searching, branding and watching under one balance.
Read like a person would.
Create a key, check the price list for free, then top up from $5.