tamnd/kage ? reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a tool that can take any website and save it as a clean offline copy I can browse later.

I want it to open the page in a real browser first, wait until the page is fully loaded, then save the finished version to disk with all the JavaScript removed. It should keep the CSS, images, and fonts working locally so the copied site still looks right when I open it without internet. Please include a simple command line flow to clone a site, serve the saved folder locally, and optionally bundle the whole thing into one portable file that I can share or open later.

It should respect robots.txt by default, follow links within the site, and let me limit how much gets copied if I only want part of a site. If you need to check current docs or browser behavior online, go ahead. Make it feel polished and practical, like something I could use to archive articles, documentation, or whole small sites for offline reading.