Linkly AI Clipper
I like the direction here. The whole agent economy is hitting a wall where models can read URLs but the pages they get back are full of ads, cookie banners, and nav menus. Turning that into clean Markdown is the boring, necessary plumbing that makes agents actually useful. I'd want to know how it handles paywalls, dynamic content, and sites that render everything with JavaScript. Those are the places where these tools usually break. I also wonder whether it outputs metadata alongside the Markdown, like the canonical URL and publish date, because agents often need context beyond just the body text. If it nails that, it becomes a quiet but valuable piece of the stack.
The timing feels right too. Everyone is racing to build agents that browse, but the browsing layer is still messy. A tool that standardizes how agents read the web could end up being the thing people reach for before they even get to the fancy reasoning. I'd keep an eye on whether it stays a simple extension or grows into an API, because the API version is where the real distribution would come from.