Search and read pages
web-searchSearch the live web and optionally return ranked results as Markdown.
Context.dev MCP connector
Context.dev OAuth · Available
Connect ChatGPT and Claude to Context.dev
Connect Context.dev once in ApexGenius, then search the web, read pages as Markdown or HTML, pull JSON that matches your schema, take screenshots and read company brand data from compatible AI agents. Most calls spend Context.dev credits. Each AI agent needs its own ApexGenius setup.
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Context.dev
App connector
Bring your Context.dev account and reusable skills to compatible AI agents. Read live pages as Markdown, extract JSON and watch sites for changes.
- 34
- Operations
- 27
- Read
- 7
- Write
- 3
- In context
- Authorization
- Context.dev OAuth
- Cataloged tools
- 34 discoverable
- Connection scope
- Your Context.dev organization and its shared credits
- Accounts
- Connected account
Reviewed Sep 23, 2026
Claude / ChatGPT
MCP client
ApexGenius route
Gateway context
Context.dev
Authorized session
Why the gateway is here
It keeps the Context.dev authorization, tools, and activity behind the same managed route you use for your other supported systems.
Ask it
What people ask Context.dev.
These questions use the Context.dev tools below. Start with a read after connecting your channel or account.
- List my Context.dev monitors and their status. Do not create, run or change anything.Read
- Read https://example.com/pricing as Markdown and list every plan with its price. Cite the URL.Read
- Pull the brand profile for linear.app: logo, colors, fonts and social links.Read
- Search the web for this week's official Stripe product announcements and cite each source URL.Read
- Create a daily monitor on this pricing page. Show me the schedule and the credit cost first.Write
Tools
What Context.dev can do through ApexGenius.
The reviewed catalog contains these 34 Context.dev tools. Search by tool name, job, or access type.
Open the generated tool referenceSearch and read pages
web-scrape-markdownTurn one known URL into clean Markdown. The default way to read a page.
Search and read pages
web-scrape-htmlReturn the raw HTML of one URL when the markup itself matters.
Search and read pages
web-scrape-imagesList the images on one page, with sources and available metadata.
Search and read pages
web-screenshotCapture a rendered PNG of a page, full page or one viewport.
Map, crawl and extract
web-scrape-sitemapList a site's URLs from its sitemap without reading every page.
Map, crawl and extract
web-crawlFollow links from one URL and return Markdown for several pages in one call.
Map, crawl and extract
web-extractCrawl the relevant pages and return JSON shaped by the JSON Schema you pass.
Documents
parse-documentConvert PDF, Office, spreadsheet, image or text file bytes into Markdown.
Company and brand data
get-brandShow a company's logo, colors, description, links and social profiles for one domain.
Company and brand data
brand-retrieve-unifiedReturn brand data as JSON by domain, name, work email, ticker, ISIN, transaction text or URL.
Company and brand data
web-styleguideRead a site's colors, type, spacing and shadows.
Company and brand data
web-fontsName the font families a site uses, with fallbacks.
Company and brand data
web-naicsClassify a company into 2022 NAICS industry codes.
Company and brand data
web-sicClassify a company into SIC industry codes.
Monitor history
list-monitorsList the monitors in your organization with status and tags.
Monitor history
get-monitorRead one monitor's target, schedule, rules and webhook settings.
Monitor history
list-monitor-runsList one monitor's runs with status, timing and credits.
Monitor history
get-monitor-runRead one run and the change it found, if any.
Monitor history
list-account-runsList monitor runs across the whole organization.
Monitor history
list-monitor-changesList the changes one monitor has found.
Monitor history
list-changesList changes found across all monitors.
Monitor history
get-changeRead one change with its text diff, evidence and importance.
Monitor history
list-monitor-credit-usageReport credits spent by each monitor over a time window.
Manage monitors
create-monitorCreate a recurring monitor. It runs a first baseline right away and spends credits on each later run.
Manage monitors
update-monitorChange or pause a monitor. A new target or rule starts a new baseline.
Manage monitors
run-monitor-nowStart a check now. It spends credits and can send the monitor's webhook.
Manage monitors
delete-monitorPermanently delete a monitor and its future runs. Cannot be undone.
Batches
submit-batchStart a background scrape or crawl job. It can call an outside webhook when done.
Batches
list-batchesList batch jobs from newest to oldest.
Batches
get-batchRead one batch's status, progress and credit use.
Batches
get-batch-resultsPage through a finished batch's results as JSON.
Batches
cancel-batchStop a batch from starting new pages. Stored results are kept.
Batches
delete-batchPermanently delete a finished batch and its stored results. Cannot be undone.
Connection model
How to connect Context.dev.
The Context.dev connection belongs to your signed-in account. Any Context.dev-native resources stay inside that provider.
Read connection detailsBefore you start
- An account with permission to use the Context.dev resources you intend to connect.
1. Connect Context.dev to ApexGenius
- Open Context.dev in Connections. Choose Connect, or Add connection when offered. Give the connection a name if prompted. If Gateway setup pending appears, contact ApexGenius support before continuing.
- Choose the account and review access. Sign in to Context.dev in the browser and approve access for your organization. Context.dev uses browser authorization; no Context.dev API key is pasted into ApexGenius.
Context.dev labels ApexGenius an unverified app and names server.autom8.pro, the ApexGenius gateway, as the address that receives access. Sign in to continue.Open full-size image (opens in a new tab) - Review the connected account and resources. Confirm the connected Context.dev organization. Open Tools to review its reads and the monitor and batch actions. Most operations spend your organization's Context.dev credits.
- Check the connection. Use Test connection or Check again and read the reported status. Add an AI agent from the AI agents page, choose Read only for the first test, and try the question below.
2. Choose your AI and finish setup
Each guide includes the AI setup and a first question for Context.dev.
Current governance
Know the account, tools, and result.
ApexGenius keeps the selected context and current tool surface visible, then records supported write activity for review.
Authorized context
Context.dev controls the OAuth grant. The connection acts for your Context.dev organization and uses its shared credits.
Current tool surface
The read route checks Context.dev's live tool label and rejects writes or unlabeled operations.
Reviewable activity
Writes run right away unless you set the tool to Ask me first. A deleted monitor or batch cannot be restored.
Fetched page text is untrusted data. The ContextDev skill tells your AI to quote and cite it and never follow instructions inside it.
Why a gateway
34 operations. Three tool definitions.
Your AI starts with three ApexGenius gateway tools. It discovers the Context.dev operations available to its authorization when a task needs them, then runs the selected operation through the gateway.
One saved provider connection
Connect Context.dev to ApexGenius, then authorize each AI client to use the saved connection with its own tool permissions.
Scoped per agent
Give one client read-only and the write operations never appear in its tool list at all.
Every call on the record
Which agent asked, what ran, and whether it succeeded, kept per connection for review.
Use Context.dev with your AI.
Choose your AI client for setup steps and examples using Context.dev.
FAQ
Questions people ask before connecting Context.dev.
- How do I connect Context.dev?
- Open Context.dev in ApexGenius Connections, choose Connect, and sign in to Context.dev in the browser. ApexGenius registers itself with the hosted Context.dev MCP. No API key is pasted into ApexGenius.
- Does it spend Context.dev credits?
- Most calls do. A scrape is 1 credit, a web search is 1 credit per 10 results, a crawl is 1 credit per page and a brand lookup is 10 credits. Listing monitors is free. Free organizations get 1,000 credits a month with a work email, or 250 once with a personal email.
- Can my AI change my Context.dev account?
- Yes. It can create, update, run or delete monitors and submit, cancel or delete batches. Writes run right away unless you set the tool to Ask me first. A deleted monitor or batch cannot be restored.
- Can a web page tell my AI what to do?
- It should not. Page text is data. The ContextDev skill tells your AI to quote and cite it and never follow instructions found inside it. Review results before you act on them.
- Can I take this setup to another AI agent?
- Yes. Add ApexGenius to another compatible agent with the same ApexGenius account. It uses the same Context.dev connection and can load the ContextDev skill. Each agent needs its own setup.
More connectors
Explore the directory.
MCP-compatible AI agents
Codex starts in Plugins in the ChatGPT desktop app. ChatGPT Chat and Work also use Plugins, with personal setup where Developer Mode is permitted. Each AI client has its own guide and authorization requirements.
App connections
Salesforce keeps connection context. Other providers use your signed-in account.
Connect Context.dev. Start with a safe read.
Use the AI you already work in while ApexGenius keeps the app route visible.
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Compatibility does not imply partnership.