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Claude Code ships with search and fetch. They work fine for public pages with clean HTML. The moment you need anything behind a login, inside a JS-rendered app, or across multiple sites in parallel, they hit a wall. This is not a model problem. The tools just were not designed for that. Independent developer Eze (一泽Eze) built web-access to close that gap — an Agent Skill for Claude Code (and OpenClaw) that adds real browser automation, parallel tab management, and automatic site-experience memory. It is published at eze-is/web-access under the MIT license. Language note: the skill is currently Chinese-only. There is no official English version yet. The installation prompt in this article has been translated, but the skill’s internal documentation loads in Chinese. Keep that in mind if you are working with a model that performs better on English context. What Claude Code’s built-in web tools cannot do Claude Code gives agents two web tools: search — queries Brave Search and returns summaries fetch — pulls the plain-text content of a URL OpenClaw’s web_search and web_fetch are the same pattern. ...