Transform any website into a comprehensive MCP-like information retrieval system for AI coding agents. - Create account - Crawl (rest or manually) - Connect and done. Free credits for new accounts as an experiment.
There's currently a standard for model context (thanks Anthropic), but there's no solution.
Instead of waiting/expecting others to deliver their MCP servers, spawn them at command, stop copy pasting entire documentations to your coding agents.
Billing is pay per use with cheap usage and free initial tokens, which seemed the best way to offer the product.
@jason123 You can have up to 3 live MCP servers and connect them all to your agent (Cursor, Codex, etc). Since crawls obtain a lot of information, a single 200 page - thousands of components crawl is enough for the models to interact with.
It seems that uniting more than one crawled domain into a single MCP under the same amount of tools would make it harder and more token consuming, and the least I want is to consume those precious thinking tokens. But the better models come out, the bigger the chance to expand on it.
So currently up to 3 MCPs, to multi-crawl MCPs. but could add it based on feedback, better context windows, testing.
It is interesting... spawning your own MCP server on demand instead of endlessly copy-pasting docs is such a game-changer—I literally struggled with this on my last project..... Super clever solution, team @reyneill
"...1- It spins up a crawl to the desired website, not any regular one, I'm talking pages, sub-pages,
sub-domains, links, components, images, etc. Max settings could crawl up to hours
2- Creates an MCP server with 10 tools to provide your connected agent all-access to this data
3- Receive crawl updates in real-time, connect to @Cursor and @Codex by OpenAI with a single click, or the mcp_connection_info to attach any other agent like @Claude Code
PS: You can currently use it for free, as I'm offering free credits for new accounts to test @Vercel waters
Billing is pay per use which seemed the best way to offer it, and cost per operation is dramatically low.
You can crawl 200 pages sites for $0.001 per page.
Let me know if any issues + improvements via comments, emails or on my X DMs, will keep a tight feedback cycle"
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Turning any site into a self-serve MCP for agents is such a smart workaround, feels like a cheat code for agent context problems. Already thinking of 3 domains I want to test this on.
lot's of new updates I had to create an doqment.dev/updates page, there you'll see relevant updates to the users, most goes by under the shadows (performance, scalability, etc)
doQment
Magiclight
Congratulations on the launch!
Can you connect multiple websites into one MCP-like system simultaneously?
doQment
@jason123 You can have up to 3 live MCP servers and connect them all to your agent (Cursor, Codex, etc). Since crawls obtain a lot of information, a single 200 page - thousands of components crawl is enough for the models to interact with.
It seems that uniting more than one crawled domain into a single MCP under the same amount of tools would make it harder and more token consuming, and the least I want is to consume those precious thinking tokens. But the better models come out, the bigger the chance to expand on it.
So currently up to 3 MCPs, to multi-crawl MCPs. but could add it based on feedback, better context windows, testing.
Agnes AI
It is interesting... spawning your own MCP server on demand instead of endlessly copy-pasting docs is such a game-changer—I literally struggled with this on my last project..... Super clever solution, team @reyneill
doQment
doQment achieved it's firsts paying customers! roughly 50% of active users. And redirection stats place Product Hunt as the spot #1 by a long mark
doQment
More interesting info and launch tweet: https://x.com/reyneill_/status/1963885371546095692
"...1- It spins up a crawl to the desired website, not any regular one, I'm talking pages, sub-pages,
sub-domains, links, components, images, etc. Max settings could crawl up to hours
2- Creates an MCP server with 10 tools to provide your connected agent all-access to this data
3- Receive crawl updates in real-time, connect to @Cursor and @Codex by OpenAI with a single click, or the mcp_connection_info to attach any other agent like @Claude Code
PS: You can currently use it for free, as I'm offering free credits for new accounts to test @Vercel waters
Billing is pay per use which seemed the best way to offer it, and cost per operation is dramatically low.
You can crawl 200 pages sites for $0.001 per page.
Let me know if any issues + improvements via comments, emails or on my X DMs, will keep a tight feedback cycle"
Turning any site into a self-serve MCP for agents is such a smart workaround, feels like a cheat code for agent context problems. Already thinking of 3 domains I want to test this on.
doQment
lot's of new updates I had to create an doqment.dev/updates page, there you'll see relevant updates to the users, most goes by under the shadows (performance, scalability, etc)