List all Firecrawl monitors and their check/job status
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Documented steps
Authenticate with 'Authorization: Bearer fc-...'.
GET https://api.firecrawl.dev/v2/monitors to list monitors (the monitoring 'list monitors' endpoint); each item returns the monitor id, name, status (active/paused/deleted), schedule, and configuration.
For each monitor id, GET /v2/monitor/{monitorId} to get full detail: nextRunAt, lastRunAt, currentCheckId, targets, webhook, retentionDays, and lastCheckSummary (totalPages/same/changed/new/removed/error).
To view individual check runs/results, use the monitor checks endpoints (GET list monitor checks) scoped by monitorId; check ids also appear in monitor.page and monitor.check.completed webhook payloads.
Filter the list to only active monitors when you need to audit what is actually scheduled to run.
Known gotchas
Monitor status is only active/paused/deleted; a monitor that returns 404 was hard-deleted.
lastCheckSummary counts page statuses from the most recent check — 'new'/'removed' reflect pages added or dropped since the prior check, not new checks.
Estimates: estimatedCreditsPerMonth is a monthly upper-bound; actual usage can be lower when judging is enabled.
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