Grass launches Contents API to feed live web data to AI agents

Grass has launched its Contents API, a tool that turns almost any public webpage into data an AI model can actually use. The launch landed on October 8, 2026, and it marks a clear change in what the Solana-based network wants to be when it grows up. Until now, Grass made its money selling large batches of training data. The new product targets something different: feeding AI agents fresh information at the moment they need it. What the Contents API actually does The pitch is simple. Hand the API a public URL, and it returns clean, model-ready output in HTML, Markdown, or plain text. The network routes requests through its large pool of residential internet connections. That gives it access to information that conventional data infrastructure often has trouble retrieving. Websites that tend to block data-center traffic are more likely to treat a request from a home connection like an ordinary visitor. The Contents API reportedly hit a 98% retrieval success rate on hard-domain tests. Its closest competitor managed 71% on complex queries. The pivot behind the product On September 28, 2026, CEO Andrej Radonjic laid out a roadmap that shifted Grass’s focus from batch training-data sales...