Built for agent inputs.
Markdown, semantic chunks, citations, freshness, and quality signals give agents cleaner source material.
Source-aware web context for AI agents
Make messy web content usable for AI.
Sinyx turns public URLs into clean Markdown, chunks, citations, freshness, and quality signals that fit directly into LLM prompts, RAG pipelines, MCP tools, and monitoring agents.
POST /v1/extract
context
{
"format": "context",
"citation": {
"sourceUrl": "https://example.com/page",
"fetchedAt": "2026-05-02T09:00:00Z"
},
"freshness": { "label": "recent" },
"chunks": [
{
"headingPath": "Root > Pricing",
"priority": 0.86,
"content": "Clean, source-aware output..."
}
]
}Live product proof
Extract a real page.
Paste a public URL, verify, and inspect the output. The demo is intentionally limited, but it uses the same extraction path as the API.
Verify to run the demo.
response
agent-ready output
Awaiting URL...Usable inside AI tools.
The published MCP package lets Codex, Claude, Cursor, and other compatible tools call Sinyx directly.
Network-aware by default.
Private ranges, local hostnames, metadata endpoints, redirect abuse, and unsafe protocols are blocked.
One focused income offer.
The same engine powers managed monitoring for tenders, competitors, and source-cited market changes.
Managed services powered by the engine
Need outcomes, not just an API? Start with monitoring.
Sinyx stays a reusable web-context engine. The first focused service offer is managed monitoring: give us sources, define signals, and receive source-cited briefings.
Tenders and RFPs
Watch public opportunity pages for fresh matches and summarize why each one may matter.
Competitor changes
Track pricing, product, hiring, docs, and landing-page updates with the source kept attached.
Source-cited reports
Daily or weekly summaries with source links, change notes, relevance, and suggested next action.
Developer API
Builders can still use the core extraction API directly through RapidAPI and the public docs.
MCP package
Use Sinyx from agent tools when you need fresh web context without switching workflows.
Product path
What repeats in pilots becomes product. What does not sell stays off the roadmap.
Build with the Web Context API. Extend through services.
Use this product directly through RapidAPI and MCP, or bring Sinyx into managed monitoring when you want a business outcome first.