interdeep
An MCP server for deep research that extracts clean text from web pages using hybrid extraction strategies and compiles findings into structured markdown reports. It provides tools for single and batch URL content extraction with optional Playwright support for JavaScript-heavy sites.
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interdeep
Deep research plugin for Claude Code. Extracts clean content from web pages and orchestrates multi-phase research sessions that produce structured markdown reports.
interdeep provides the content extraction backbone for research workflows. It pairs with companion plugins like interject (search) and interknow (knowledge storage) for a complete research pipeline, but works standalone for extraction and report compilation.
Installation
# Install from the Interverse marketplace
claude plugin install interdeep
# Install with browser extraction support (optional)
cd ~/.claude/plugins/interdeep && uv pip install -e ".[browser]" && playwright install chromium
Usage
Slash Command
/interdeep:research what are the best practices for MCP server design
/interdeep:research quick trafilatura vs readability comparison
/interdeep:research deep autonomous agent architectures and failure modes
MCP Tools (programmatic)
The plugin exposes 4 MCP tools that any agent can call:
extract_content— Extract clean text from a single URLextract_batch— Extract from multiple URLs concurrentlycompile_report— Compile findings into a structured markdown reportresearch_status— Check extraction capabilities (trafilatura, Playwright availability)
Architecture
src/interdeep/
server.py # FastMCP server — 4 tools
extraction/
trafilatura_ext.py # Fast extraction via trafilatura
playwright_ext.py # Browser fallback for JS pages
hybrid.py # Router: trafilatura-first strategy
reports/
markdown.py # Structured report compiler
skills/deep-research/ # 5-phase research orchestration protocol
agents/ # research-planner, source-evaluator, report-compiler
commands/research.md # /research slash command
Design Decisions
- Extraction + orchestration only — interdeep does not own search. Search providers come from companion plugins (interject, interflux/exa).
- trafilatura-first — Fast path handles most pages. Playwright is an optional fallback for JavaScript-heavy sites, not a requirement.
- Host-agent-as-brain — MCP tools are stateless utilities. Research intelligence lives in the skill definition and agent prompts, executed by Claude as the host agent.
- Graceful degradation — Every component works standalone. Missing companion plugins reduce capability, they do not break the pipeline.
License
MIT
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