Paste any link and find out if it's live, broken, or redirecting. Helps you avoid posting dead links on social media.
--- name: url-checker slug: cromabelt-url-checker title: "URL Checker — verify links before you post them" description: "Paste any link and find out if it's live, broken, or redirecting. Helps you avoid posting dead links on social media." tags: [url, link, validation, check, social media, broken links] version: 1.0.0 author: Cromabelt Studios contact: cromabeltstudio@gmail.com platform: ClawHub price: FREE category: Productivity security: | This skill does not: - Store or collect URLs you check - Call external servers beyond the URL you provide - Access credentials or keys - Send your data anywhere else It only sends a HEAD/GET request to the URL you give it. --- # URL Checker Check if a link is working before you share it. ## What it does 1. Takes a URL as input 2. Sends a request to that URL 3. Reports the HTTP status code 4. Follows any redirects and shows the final destination 5. Tells you if the link is safe to post or if it is broken ## Status results | Status | Meaning | Action | |---|---|---| | 200 | Link is live and working | Safe to post | | 301/302 | Link redirects somewhere | Check the final URL | | 404 | Page not found | Do not post — find the correct link | | 403 | Access forbidden | Check manually before using | | 500 | Server error | Try again later | ## When to use it - Before posting a link on social media - Before adding a link to your bio or description - When someone sends you a link and you want to verify it first - When you are building a list of resources and want to clean dead links ## How to use Give the skill a URL and it will return a status report. Example: "Check this link: https://example.com/some-page" ## Output format ``` URL: https://example.com/some-page Status: 200 — LIVE Final destination: https://example.com/some-page Redirects: None Recommendation: Safe to post ``` ## Requirements - Python 3.x - `requests` library
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