#Firecrawl

Proxy requests to Firecrawl via Replit-managed billing.

#Callback

Use externalApi__firecrawl in code_execution.

#Allowed operations

• POST /scrape - Scrape any URL and get its content in markdown, HTML, or other formats.
• POST /batch/scrape - Scrape multiple URLs and get their content in markdown, HTML, or other formats.
• POST /map - Discover all URLs on a website without scraping their content.
• POST /crawl - Scrape an entire website by following links from a starting URL. The same per-page scrape option costs apply to each page crawled.
• POST /agent - Autonomous web research agent. 5 daily runs free; usage-based pricing beyond that.
• POST /search - Search the web and optionally scrape the results. Rounded up per 10 results (e.g., 11 results = 4 credits). Additional per-page scrape costs apply to each result that is scraped. Enterprise ZDR search costs 10 credits / 10 results.
• POST | GET | DELETE /* - All other paths are no-charge.

Authorization is handled automatically by Replit. Do not pass an Authorization header.

#Skill

#Firecrawl quickstart

Scrape, crawl, and search the web through Firecrawl passthrough billing. Send the required fields as an object in body (it is serialized for you — do not pre-stringify) — an empty body is rejected.

const result = await externalApi__firecrawl({
  path: '/scrape',
  method: 'POST',
  headers: {'Content-Type': 'application/json'},
  body: {url: 'https://docs.replit.com', formats: ['markdown']},
})

console.log(result.body.data.markdown)

Authorization is managed by passthrough billing. Do not set an Authorization header manually.

Be conservative: scraping is billed per request and adds latency. Don't scrape every result from a search — pick the few most relevant URLs. Keep no more than ~5 scrapes in flight at once and prefer /batch/scrape over many parallel /scrape calls.

#Example

const result = await externalApi__firecrawl({
  path: '/scrape',
  method: 'POST',
  query: {},
})

console.log(result.status)
console.log(result.body)