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Read a page
Read a URL as it is delivered: status, title, text and links, without running JavaScript. Works on every key. If `sparse` is true the page builds itself in the browser: use `see` instead.
targetrequiredcom.pentasorPublished by pentasor.comOfficial publisherv1.0.0Updated Nov 5, 2026
Senses for agents on live sites and media: read, see, hear, drive a flow, verify a claim.
Pentasor gives an assistant senses for live websites and media: read page text, screenshot pages in a real browser, transcribe audio/video, drive flows and…
Web executable via Streamable HTTP. Remote servers run from the web runtime once configured in a workspace.
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{
"mcpServers": {
"pentasor": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://api.pentasor.com/mcp"
}
}
}Read a page
Read a URL as it is delivered: status, title, text and links, without running JavaScript. Works on every key. If `sparse` is true the page builds itself in the browser: use `see` instead.
targetrequiredSee a page
Load a URL in a real browser and return a screenshot you can look at plus the rendered text. For a video URL, returns frames from it. Free keys get a monthly allowance: call `senses` to see what is left.
viewtargetrequiredfull_pageHear audio or video
Transcribe speech from an audio or video URL, up to 20 MB: full text, language and timed segments. Uses one perception per started minute of audio. Free keys get a monthly allowance of minutes.
targetrequiredPerceive a target
Health check with an explanation: is it up, how fast, its security headers, and an excerpt of what it says. Paid keys also get sight, or hearing for media. Its `ok` covers those readings only and does NOT check any claim about the content: use `verify` for that.
intenttargetrequiredVerify a claim
Check a claim about a live page. `must_contain`, `must_not_contain` and `expect_status` are checked exactly. A free-text `expectation` needs judgment: when Pentasor can't judge it, the verdict is `unverified` and you get the evidence (text, plus a screenshot on paid keys) to decide yourself. `pass` means everything asked was checked and held; `fail` means something checked did not.
targetrequiredexpectationmust_containexpect_statusmust_not_containDrive a web flow
Open a URL in a real browser, run up to 20 steps (60 seconds at most), and return what happened: a timeline, screenshots and the final text. This acts on the live site: clicks and form submits are real. Nothing persists between calls, and typed text is not logged. Steps: {do: goto|click|type|press|wait|waitFor|scrollIntoView|mark, testid? | role+name? | selector?, text?, key?, url?, ms?, label?}. Uses 5 perceptions. Free keys get a monthly allowance.
viewstepsrequiredtargetrequiredWhat can this key do
What this key can use right now: its plan, which tools are open, and how many perceptions are left this month. Free to call.
Takes no parameters.
83% of the applicable checks met
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Declare a GitHub repository with a README, or serve resource_documentation in the OAuth protected-resource metadata.
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