delete_page
Delete Page
Delete a monitored page and all its captured versions. This permanently removes the page and its change history from Fluxguard.
delete_page
Delete a monitored page and all its captured versions. This permanently removes the page and its change history from Fluxguard.
create_category
Create a new site category in your Fluxguard account. Categories help organize your monitored sites into logical groups.
get_webhook_sample
Fetch a sample webhook payload to preview the data format Fluxguard sends when changes are detected. Useful for testing and setting up integrations before going live.
create_webhook
Create a new webhook endpoint in Fluxguard. The webhook will receive change notifications when monitored pages are updated. Each webhook includes a secret key for HMAC SHA-256 signature verification.
add_page
Add a web page for change monitoring. Provide a URL to start tracking changes on that page. Optionally assign it to an existing site and session, or let Fluxguard create new ones automatically. You can also categorize the page and give the site a nickname.
list_categories
List all site categories in your Fluxguard account. Categories are used to organize monitored sites into logical groups.
list_webhooks
List all webhook endpoints configured in your Fluxguard account. Each webhook receives change notifications when monitored pages are updated.
get_account
Retrieve your Fluxguard organization account details and settings.
delete_webhook
Delete a webhook endpoint from your Fluxguard account. The webhook will no longer receive change notifications.
get_page
Retrieve captured data for a monitored page, including change details. Returns a complete analysis of all changes recorded by Fluxguard such as HTML, text, pixel screenshots, network activity, headers, cookies, and extracted entities.
delete_site
Delete a monitored site along with all its sessions, pages, and captured versions. This is a destructive operation that permanently removes everything associated with the site.
start_crawl
Trigger an on-demand crawl of a monitored session. Fluxguard uses a full headless Chrome browser for crawling, so all JavaScript, CSS, and images are loaded and executed. Use this to immediately check for changes rather than waiting for the scheduled interval.
Monitor web pages for changes across text, HTML, visual/pixel, and network activity. Add pages for monitoring, trigger on-demand crawls using a headless Chrome browser, and retrieve detailed change data including screenshots, HTML diffs, headers, cookies, and extracted entities. Organize monitored sites into custom categories and sessions representing user flows. Configure inclusion/exclusion filters to monitor specific page sections and track keyword additions or deletions. Manage webhooks to receive real-time change notifications with full change payloads. Leverage AI-powered analysis to filter noise, reduce false positives, and generate targeted change summaries with custom domain-specific prompts. Delete sites and pages, and manage all monitoring configuration via API.
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