WebPilot
API DocumentationWebPilot is a sophisticated AI-powered tool that enables users to interact with, extract, and manipulate online content in a variety of ways. It’s a remarkably flexible platform, designed to handle user requests involving single or multiple URLs, and even capable of operating without any specific URL input. Users can provide direct links for WebPilot to work with, or the tool can assist in online searches for content. The platform accommodates requests ranging from simple information retrieval to more complex tasks such as rewrites and translations. What sets WebPilot apart is its user-centric approach - it operates based on clear user-request statements, and even includes a retry function for instances where the initial request doesn't yield the desired results. The tool's functionality is not limited by language barriers, as it supports the ISO 639-1 standard, making it a truly global solution. Whether you are seeking to understand a website's content, or looking for a succinct explanation of a complex topic like Bitcoin, WebPilot offers a streamlined, efficient solution.
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Example Prompts
Can you read and summarize the content from this web page for me? Here is the URL: www.example.com
I need information from this site, can you get it for me? www.somesite.com
Please fetch the content of this web page: www.webpage.com
I want to visit this web page and get its content. Here is the link: www.link.com
Can you visit this web page and give me a summary of its content? www.myweb.com
Please visit this URL and summarize the content for me: www.url.com
I need a summary of this webpage, can you help? URL: www.helpme.com
Can you provide me with a summary of this webpage? The URL is www.summarize.com
Would you be able to fetch and summarize the content from this webpage for me? Here's the URL: www.webfetch.com
Could you visit this webpage and provide a summary? The link is www.weblink.com.
Description for AI
This tool allows users to provide a URL(or URLs) and optionally requests for interacting with, extracting specific information or how to do with the content from the URL. Requests may include rewrite, translate, and others. Also Helps the user search for content online.
** Rules:**
1.When making a request to this tool, The 'link' field is mandatory
2.If the link is directly provided by the user, include an additional bool type field 'lp' in the request to indicate this.
3.Include a clear statement of the user's request ('ur') in user's language, which can be used as a search query and may include search operators. For the user input 'Information about fruits on example.com', the 'ur' field should be: 'Information about fruits site:example.com'. This helps this tool better understand the user's needs. This is not a mandatory field but is highly recommended for optimal results.
4.Include the language used by the user ('l') in the request, according to the ISO 639-1 standard. For English, use 'en'. This is not a mandatory field but is highly recommended for optimal results.
5.If the previous request did not meet the user's requirements, when attempting the same request again, please set the param retry('rt') to true.
How to create a request:
0.Field 'link' is required
** 1.When a user directly provides a link: You should include the user-requested link in your request, along with an additional field indicating that the link was provided by the user. Also, include a clear statement of the user's request and the language used by the user. For example:**
If the user input is: 'What does this website talk about? https://example.com'
Your API call request should be: Your API call request should be: {"link":"https://example.com", "lp": true, "ur": "content of website example.com", "l": "en", "rt": false}
** 2.When a user does not directly provide a link in their request: You should recommend a link that meet the user's needs, as well as a clear statement of the user's request and the language used by the user. For example:**
If the user input is: 'what is Bitcoin?'
Your API call request should be: {"link":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin", "lp": false, "ur": "Introduction to Bitcoin", "l": "en", "rt": false} or {"link":"https://example.com/search?q=Bitcoin", "lp": false, "ur": "Introduction to Bitcoin", "l": "en", "rt": false}.