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errdown-mcp
Pre-release (alpha).
An MCP server with one tool, fetch. On success it returns the page as Markdown. On any
failure (HTTP error, bot challenge, DNS / TLS / connection failure) it returns a structured
error in Cloudflare's agent format instead of an HTML dump:
---
error_code: 502
error_name: nginx_bad_gateway
error_category: upstream_unavailable
status: 502
retryable: true
retry_after: 5
owner_action_required: false
errdown_source: nginx
---
# Bad gateway
## What Happened
The server returned HTTP 502 with an error page from nginx.
## What You Should Do
Wait 5 seconds, then retry with exponential backoff. Stop after a few attempts and report the error if it persists.
So the agent knows whether to retry, ask the user for credentials, or stop at a CAPTCHA.
Install
Claude Code:
claude mcp add errdown -- uvx errdown-mcp@0.1.0a3
Claude Desktop / Cursor / any MCP client (mcpServers config):
{ "errdown": { "command": "uvx", "args": ["errdown-mcp@0.1.0a3"] } }
Node alternative: npx -y errdown-mcp@alpha.
Tool arguments: url, max_length (default 20000), start_index (continue truncated
content), raw (HTML instead of Markdown). The server sends Accept: text/markdown, */*, so
sites that support Markdown for agents return it natively.
Note: like other fetch servers, it can reach any URL the host machine can, including local network addresses.
Built on errdown. Not affiliated with Cloudflare. License: Apache-2.0.
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