Launch Week III - v.1.8.0
For the final day of Launch Week III, we’re rolling out new and updated integrations that make it easier to connect Firecrawl to the tools and platforms you already use.
From automation platforms to AI pipelines, Firecrawl now integrates with 20+ services, giving you a faster path from web data to workflow execution.
More integrations are on the way — and if there’s one you’re missing, we’d love to hear about it.
Today we’re launching a major upgrade to our Firecrawl MCP server, our implementation of the Model Context Protocol for LLM-connected scraping workflows.
This release brings FIRE-1 agent support to the MCP, letting you unlock data hidden behind interaction barriers like logins and buttons — all via scrape and extract endpoints.
We’re also introducing Server-Sent Events (SSE) support for local use, making setup and real-time integration easier than ever.
These updates make it simpler to stream web data into LLM pipelines, with intelligent agents handling the heavy lifting.
Today is all about developers. We’re rolling out upgrades that make building with Firecrawl smoother and more scalable — whether you’re working in Python, Rust, or your favorite editor.
We’ve introduced a fully async Python SDK with named params and return types, powerful new features in the Rust SDK, expanded team support on every plan, and a brand new Firecrawl Dark Theme for VSCode and compatible editors.
Today we’re announcing http://llmstxt.new — the fastest way to turn any website into a clean, consolidated text file for LLMs.
Just add llmstxt.new/ in front of any URL, and you’ll get back a plain .txt file, optimized for AI training and inference. No boilerplate, no noise — just useful content.
Built on top of Firecrawl, this tool makes it effortless to prepare real-world web content for use in LLM pipelines.
llmstxt.new/ before any URL.llms.txt for concise summaries, llms-full.txt for full content.http://llmstxt.new/{YOUR_URL} or with a Firecrawl API key for full output.Today we’re launching /extract v2, a major upgrade to our extraction system — powered by the FIRE-1 agent.
With full support for pagination, multi-step flows, and dynamic interactions, extract v2 goes way beyond what we shipped back in January. It’s also now possible to extract data without a URL, using a built-in search layer to find the content you’re after.
We’ve rebuilt the internals from the ground up — improved models, better architecture, and significantly better performance across our internal benchmarks.
Meet FIRE-1, Firecrawl's first AI Agent built to take web scraping to the next level. With intelligent navigation and interaction capabilities, FIRE-1 can go far beyond traditional scraping methods.
From handling pagination to interacting with dynamic site elements like buttons and links, FIRE-1 allows for powerful, context-aware scraping and extraction workflows.
Change tracking is a powerful feature that allows you to monitor and detect changes in web content over time. It is available in both the JavaScript and Python SDKs.
Using the changeTracking format, you can effectively monitor changes on a website and receive comprehensive information about the timestamp of the previous scrape, the result of the comparison between the two page versions, and the visibility of the current page/URL.
We're excited to release our official Firecrawl Editor Theme! Available now for most editors including Cursor, Windsurf, and more.
The Firecrawl Editor Theme provides a clean, focused coding experience for everyone. Our color palette emphasizes readability while maintaining the Firecrawl brand identity.
You can download the editor theme on the VS Code Marketplace here.
_async_monitor_job_status in AsyncFirecrawlApp by @jmbledsoe in https://github.com/mendableai/firecrawl/pull/1498Full Changelog: https://github.com/mendableai/firecrawl/compare/v1.7.0...v1.8.0
Fetched April 11, 2026