Oc

The tool called oc, from the only cli project, turns web pages into a compact text view that AI agents can read and act on cheaply. A typical page is tens of thousands of tokens of markup, while the useful content fits in a few hundred. The command fetches a page, distills it into text with numbered actions, and lets an agent move through a site by number. The command set is small. Open fetches and renders a page, do follows a numbered link, find locates a string on the page already open, next returns the following section within a token budget, read gives the full text of a region, and raw returns distilled Markdown of the whole page. Site shortcuts such as a Hacker News top stories command and a Wikipedia article command are included, and a login command seeds session cookies. Commands to fill and submit forms are listed as planned. Each render is capped at a 500 token budget by default. The vendor reports 45 times fewer tokens than a raw HTML fetch across four sample pages and publishes benchmark runs comparing Codex and Claude Code with and without it. It targets developers whose coding agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Copilot, need to read the web without burning context. It installs with npm, needs Node 20 or later, has three runtime dependencies and needs no daemon, browser extension or per site adapters. It also ships as a skill and as a line to add to an agent instruction file. The site lists no prices and has no pricing page. The tool is distributed through npm with its source available on GitHub, and no paid plan is shown.