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# Axon Scrape Use `axon scrape` when the user gives a URL and wants that page's content. `scrape` is the retained one-page projection of the unified source pipeline — same adapter, ledger, embedding, and publication path as `axon <url> --scope page`. Reach for it rather than a bare `axon <url>`: the web family's default scope is `site`, so an unscoped URL indexes the whole domain. ## Examples ```bash mkdir -p .axon axon scrape "https://example.com" --output .axon/example.md axon scrape "https://example.com/pricing" --format json --output .axon/pricing.json axon scrape "https://app.example.com" --render-mode chrome --output .axon/app.md ``` Multiple URLs: ```bash axon scrape "https://example.com" "https://example.com/docs" --output-dir .axon/pages ``` ## Guidance - Quote URLs. - Save output to `.axon/` for anything larger than a short answer. - Use Chrome rendering when HTTP output is thin. - Use `extract` when the desired output is structured fields rather than markdown. - Use `axon <url> --scope site` when you need many linked pages — `scrape` is the one-page projection of the same source pipeline. ## See Also - [search](../search/SKILL.md) - [map](../map/SKILL.md) - [crawl](../crawl/SKILL.md) - [extract](../extract/SKILL.md)