Fetch
Fetch a URL and extract its contents as markdown for LLM consumption.
Fetch
Fetch a URL and extract its contents as markdown for LLM consumption. With Lunar.dev MCPX, the MCP Gateway for secure and governed tool access, you connect the Fetch MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client through one gateway that routes, authenticates, and governs every Fetch tool call against your policies.
Why MCPX
MCPX is Lunar.dev's MCP Gateway. It sits between your AI agents and your MCP servers as a single gateway for every tool call, routing, authenticating, and governing traffic against your policies. Connect Fetch once and govern it everywhere: role-based access per agent with on-behalf-of attribution, real-time visibility, and an immutable audit trail of who did what, all deployable inside your own VPC.
Tools content
- fetch · Read-only
Fetches a URL from the internet and optionally extracts its contents as markdown.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Fetch MCP server?
Fetch a URL and extract its contents as markdown for LLM consumption. Through Lunar.dev MCPX, Fetch connects to any MCP-compatible AI client behind a single governed gateway.
How do I connect Fetch to MCPX?
Add the Fetch server in the MCPX control plane or your app.yaml, then point your AI client at your MCPX gateway. MCPX handles no authentication and routes every Fetch call through the gateway.
Is the Fetch MCP server official?
Yes. Fetch is an official, vendor-published MCP server, and MCPX governs it like any other server in your catalog.
What authentication does Fetch use with MCPX?
Fetch requires no authentication. MCPX still controls which agents and users are allowed to call it through role-based access control.
How many tools does Fetch expose in MCPX?
Fetch exposes 1 tools. In MCPX you can enable or disable each tool per agent for least-privilege access.
