Cue Omni Reader for Claude Code and Codex: Parse Public Pages

Load Cue Omni Reader to parse public webpages through Cue's MCP tools and turn the result into Markdown. The local Bridge can also handle documents, audio, or video in folders the user authorizes.

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Install in Claude Code、Codex CLI

Use a Skills and MCP client, a Cue account, and a valid CUE_API_KEY. The local Bridge requires Node.js 20.12 or later. Authorize only the directory needed for any local input.

Download the cue-omni-reader folder at the pinned GitHub commit, keeping SKILL.md and references/. Copy it into .claude/skills/ for Claude Code or .agents/skills/ for Codex.
For public URLs, connect an authorized remote Cue Omni MCP endpoint. For the local Bridge, run npx -y @cueai/omni-reader-mcp@1.9.0 setup from the pinned instructions. Choose Other for Claude Code or Codex and apply the generated MCP configuration using the client's settings.
Set CUE_API_KEY through your client's private environment. For the Bridge, run npx -y @cueai/omni-reader-mcp@1.9.0 doctor --json, reconnect the server, and confirm the parse tool is available.

Example task

In a client with Cue Omni MCP connected, submit this public-page test.

Use cue-omni-reader to parse https://example.com/. Return its main heading and a two-sentence Markdown summary with the source URL. If it is still processing, check the same operation for completion.

What to check

A successful parse yields a Markdown summary with the Example Domain heading and source URL. If the service cannot parse the page, report the returned error.

Original SKILL.md on GitHub · Updated 2026-11-15

Frequently asked question

Do I need to grant local folder access to parse a public page?

An authorized remote Cue Omni MCP endpoint can parse a public HTTP(S) URL directly. Grant a folder through the Bridge only when a local file is needed.