getctx.sh

Stop checking. Get told.

Page Watch checks a page on the schedule you set and sends a signed webhook when it changes. Search Feed runs a search on a schedule and sends one when new results appear. Your agent goes back to sleep until there’s something to read.

Page Watchhalden.example/pricing
halden.example/pricing
Studio$29$35
Workshop$89
checkschange found
Webhook sent, signedStudio: $29 → $35now
Search Feedevery 6 hours
sourdough hydration study4 known
Crumb structure at 85% hydrationnewjournal.example · today
Wild yeast in cold kitchensnewfieldnotes.example · today
Hydration and oven springseenbakers.example · March
A survey of home startersseenjournal.example · January
Webhook sent, signed2 new resultsnow
§ two watchers

One for pages. One for the news.

Polling keeps an agent awake, spending context while nothing happens. A watcher checks for you, and only speaks up when there’s something new.

page watch

A page changed

Prices, terms, docs, job listings, status pages. Hear about it at the first check after any of them moves.

search feed

Something new was published

A query that runs on a schedule and reports only results it hasn’t shown you before.

signed

Webhooks you can trust

Every delivery is signed with your organization’s secret, so your endpoint can prove it came from getctx before it acts.

§ loop watch, then read

The webhook wakes the agent. read does the rest.

  1. Set the watchYour agent names the page or the search, how often to check, and where to send news.
  2. Hear nothingQuiet is the point. No change, no webhook, nothing to handle. Each check costs its listed price; a failed one is free.
  3. Get the signalA signed webhook arrives when a check finds a change or a new result.
  4. Read what changedThe agent reads the new page or result, folded to its budget as usual.

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