# Receipts

Same URL given to two tools: the host's native web fetch, then Levirge Search
`fetch`, unchanged. Output is quoted verbatim, dated, and reproducible — run
the same URLs yourself. Rows are only added when the difference reproduces on
capture day; a LinkedIn company page read fine in both tools the same day and
is therefore not listed.

| URL | Native web fetch | Levirge fetch | Route | Date |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| `youtube.com/watch?v=SvOlwP9-3yc` | Succeeded — page shell only: "the actual transcript is not included … only the YouTube page header and footer information are visible" | Title, channel, views, length, videoId, full description with timestamped chapters — 16.2 KB markdown | direct | 2026-08-10 |
| `reddit.com/r/selfhosted/top/` | Refused: "Claude Code is unable to fetch from www.reddit.com" | The live feed as markdown — 35.9 KB | stealth | 2026-08-10 |
| `x.com/deno_land` | "HTTP 402 Payment Required. The response body was not retrieved." | Profile and recent posts, pinned post first | direct | 2026-08-10 |

Notes:

- "Native" is Claude Code's built-in WebFetch, captured on the date shown.
  Other clients differ in detail, not outcome.
- Route `direct` means no stealth browser was involved — the difference is
  per-content-type extraction, not access. Route `stealth` means the source
  refuses ordinary tools and a full browser opened the page.
- Levirge `fetch` also accepts URLs an agent constructs itself (API paths,
  query strings); native web fetch only accepts URLs that already appeared in
  the conversation or a search result.
- Worked examples with full traces: `https://levirge.com/search/examples`