Microlink MCP. Treat every URL like a programmable API endpoint.

You'll use this server to make your AI client treat any website like it’s a database. It turns unstructured web content into data points you can actually program against. You run the agent against a URL, and it pulls out everything from clean reports to complex scripts.

When you need structured information, extract_metadata fetches specific data fields from any link you provide. It grabs things like the page's normalized title, its description, social media OpenGraph images, and author details. You can pull these distinct pieces of web data into your workflow without having to scrape anything yourself.

Need a visual record? take_screenshot captures an image of the website for you. You don’t just get a simple JPEG; you tell it if you want a full-page view or if you wanna simulate browsing on a specific device, like an iPhone screen. This lets you capture assets that look exactly how they'll appear to a user.

For formal reports, generate_pdf takes the URL and spits out a formatted PDF document. You can specify custom scaling and margins for this output, making it ready to archive or present immediately. It handles the messy web layout and gives you a clean file instead.

To check a site's health, use get_insights. This tool runs technical audits against a URL, providing performance scores based on Lighthouse standards. It also identifies all the underlying technology stack used by the website, so you know exactly what’s powering the page.

For deep automation, advanced_query lets your agent run highly controlled API queries directly against a URL. This is where you go when standard fetching isn't enough. You can customize every parameter for advanced scripting tasks, implementing things like ad-blocking rules or running custom JavaScript scripts on the live page. It gives you full control over how your agent interacts with the site’s content.

Your AI client handles these steps: it takes a URL as input and uses one of the five tools—extract_metadata, take_screenshot, generate_pdf, get_insights, or advanced_query—to execute the specific function. It doesn't guess; it performs the exact action you tell it to perform on that site.

You don't write code for the scraping; you just tell your agent which data point you need, and it handles the connection via Vinkius. You send a single request, and this server returns structured JSON data, an image file, or a ready-to-print PDF, depending on which tool you call.