How to Make Hackcat Read a Specific Webpage?

Provide URL and reading purpose

You can directly paste a public URL, for example, requesting extraction of installation steps, comparing two pages, or verifying a certain statement. It is best to specify the required sections or keywords; simply saying "take a look" often results in an overly broad summary.

Reading a webpage differs from searching: searching helps find pages, while reading attempts to obtain the content at the specified address.

Confirm that the main text was actually read

If the tool returns an access error, empty content, or incomplete text, do not assume the entire page has been checked. Long pages may also return only partial content, so conclusions involving the latter parts require further confirmation.

If the page is very long, you can first ask the agent to list the retrieved sections, then continue asking about the relevant parts. This way, even if the main text is truncated, coverage gaps can be identified early; do not let a brief summary replace the detailed verification you originally requested.

1. Provide a fully publicly accessible URL.
2. Specify the questions, versions, or paragraphs to extract.
3. Request indication of which information comes from the main text and which has not yet been obtained.
4. If necessary, supplement with original text excerpts you have the right to share.

Not all pages can be read

Pages that require login, visitor verification, or rely mainly on dynamic interaction may not be accessible through main text reading tools. Failure to access a webpage does not directly prove a website malfunction. You can try using public documents, other official pages, or browser operations in an appropriate environment; do not paste authentication cookies or access tokens to the model.