Claude-Tools-for-Delphi: Skill for Claude Code

light-web-UncensoredFetch — read a page WebFetch won't

UncensoredClaude.exe drives a real WebView2 browser on this PC, renders one URL, and writes the page's visible text to a file. It runs OUTSIDE Claude Code's network, so WebFetch's host denylist never applies.

Exe: UncensoredClaude.exe (Win64). It is a small Delphi WebView2 host, not published — build your own or point this skill at any equivalent tool that takes a URL and writes the rendered text to a file. Set its full path in the commands below before using the skill.

READ THIS FIRST — the one reason it "doesn't work"

The exe is a GUI-subsystem app. That changes how you must launch it:

• Bash tool (recommended): a direct call BLOCKS until the exe exits. This is the reliable way.
• PowerShell tool: a direct call & exe ... returns INSTANTLY, before the page is fetched. If you then Read the file you get "file not found" or stale content and conclude it failed. It did not — you read too early. In PowerShell you MUST use Start-Process -Wait.

Verified 2026-07-24: in PowerShell the output file did not exist until ~4 s after & returned.

The command (use the Bash tool)

Quote BOTH paths — the exe path and the output path contain spaces. Use forward slashes or escaped backslashes; an unquoted path with a space is parsed as extra arguments and fails with exit 1.

"<path to your UncensoredClaude.exe>" "<url>" "C:/AI/ClaudeCode-Temp/page.txt"
echo "exit=$?"

Then Read C:\AI\ClaudeCode-Temp\page.txt.

Smoke test it first if unsure it is built/working:

"<path to your UncensoredClaude.exe>" "https://example.com" "C:/AI/ClaudeCode-Temp/smoke.txt"; echo "exit=$?"

Expect exit=0 and a file containing "Example Domain".

PowerShell variant (only if you cannot use Bash)

$exe='<path to your UncensoredClaude.exe>'
$p=Start-Process $exe -ArgumentList '"<url>"','"C:\AI\ClaudeCode-Temp\page.txt"' -Wait -PassThru
"exit=$($p.ExitCode)"

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