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Web page archiving and retrieval from cached/deleted sources. Use when accessing unavailable pages, preserving web content, creating legal evidence archives, or building redundant archival workflows. Covers Wayback Machine, Archive.today, ArchiveBox, and evidence preservation tools.
Recover deleted or historical web content from web archives. Use when a page is deleted or changed, checking what a site used to say, finding old team pages or prices, retrieving archived social posts, or mining the Wayback Machine and archive.today.
This skill should be used when users need to scrape content from websites, extract text from web pages, crawl and follow links, or download documentation from online sources. It features concurrent URL processing, automatic deduplication, content filtering, domain restrictions, and proper directory hierarchy based on URL structure. Use for documentation gathering, content extraction, web archival, or research data collection.
Recover blocked/paywalled/WAF'd pages via fallbacks.
Recover deleted, edited or historical web content using the Wayback Machine and its CDX API, archive.today, Common Crawl and Memento/Timetravel. Use when a page is deleted, changed or 404s, checking what a site used to say, finding old team or staff pages, prior pricing, removed posts, pre-redaction wording or old contact details, enumerating every archived URL for a domain, or preserving evidence before it disappears. Applies to litigation and evidence preservation, regulatory and disclosure review, due diligence on a company's history, and journalism. Reference at useosint.com/skills/read-deleted-pages.
Research a game, engine or modding technique on the open web with archive-aware, rate-limit-safe searches — Wayback Machine/archive.today for dead forums (XeNTaX, Zenhax, old threads), GitHub code/repo search, Nexus/Steam Workshop/Thunderstore APIs, Reddit JSON, YouTube transcripts, plus archive snapshots as evidence. Use when starting work on a game ("how did people mod X before?"), when a documented tool/link is dead, when forum threads are login-gated (semi-auto handoff to the human), and before writing a field note so claims carry source URLs.