Jevcrawl is an MCP server and CLI that crawls websites for AI agents with no LLM in the crawl loop. By keeping the model out of the fetching path it reports finding the answer page about twice as often as Crawl4AI and costing roughly ten times less per answer than letting Claude crawl directly.
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Let an agent pull web pages through an MCP server instead of a browser
Keep the LLM out of the crawl loop so fetching stays cheap
Improve the odds the crawler lands on the page that actually answers
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