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# nab Skill — Auth-Aware URL→Markdown Microfetch > nab is the **default** way to turn any URL into clean, token-tight markdown — including > pages behind cookies, 1Password/TOTP, passkeys, and anti-bot WAFs. It is **not a browser**: > it reads your existing browser session, returns LLM-shaped markdown, and ships nothing else. ## Prime directive (Fukasawa — without thought) ``` URL -> markdown : nab (MCP fetch) -> nab CLI -> jina (FREE clean MD) -> NEVER WebFetch authenticated URL : nab --cookies brave (existing session) OR nab --1password (login + TOTP) 3+ URLs : nab fetch_batch (MCP) / nab fetch --batch file --parallel N (CLI) form / login flow : nab submit (CSRF-aware) / nab login (1Password auto-login) WebFetch : NEVER — ~50K tokens/call (~25x the nab cost in context) ``` Why nab wins: ~50ms, HTTP/3, real browser-cookie injection, 1Password auto-login with TOTP/MFA, WebAuthn/passkey, fingerprint spoofing, WAF evasion, 12 site providers (official APIs / stable structured data, not broad HTML scraping), BM25-lite query-focused extraction, and a structure-aware token budget. WebFetch dumps raw, unbudgeted HTML into context. ## MCP-first, CLI-fallback Prefer the **nab MCP tools** when the plugin's `nab` MCP server is loaded (registered as `nab` in `plugin/.mcp.json`; the host surfaces tools as `mcp__nab__<tool>`). The 12-tool surface includes these load-bearing tools (V — from `README.md` MCP table): | MCP tool | Use for