Firecrawl is the easiest way to extract data from the web. Developers use us to reliably convert URLs into LLM-ready markdown or structured data with a single API call.
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Firecrawl /agent is a magic API that searches, navigates, and gathers data from even the most complex websites. Describe what data you want and agent handles the rest. Find information in hard-to-reach places, return single datapoints or entire datasets at scale.
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Really huge fan of your product. Perfect!
This is certainly an interesting idea. We have previously built some data mining capabilities using agents as well.
In fact, if you use Claude Code and provide it with sufficient website access, a terminal, a browser, or even its built-in web search tools, it seems capable of retrieving the same unstructured information you want. The only extra step is converting that into structured data. How does your solution differ from this approach?
In my opinion, the most critical factor is how to turn the entire extraction process into a standardized script. This is the true purpose of a web crawler:
1. To take repetitive tasks that would otherwise be costly and labor-intensive.
2. To use script-based automation to lower the cost of repeated crawls.
3. To maintain the ability to update incremental data efficiently.
How are you thinking about this particular aspect?
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I really like the autonomous search and navigation idea.
One thing that could be powerful for teams is transparency, will users be able to see or replay how the agent found the data, especially for debugging or trust?
Wow, what a this thing is off the hook. I love the graphics I love the concept, I love what it does, and yes, I signed up and am getting ready to test this thing out right now
Amazing product and team! Great to see how you and the team are executing!
This looks very interesting, well done and keep up the good work!
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Been hacking together scrapers for docs and pricing pages. Always breaks. This looks like a saner path: give it a URL, get markdown/JSON. Curious how it handles login walls and messy JS tables. If it’s stable, I’ll gladly bin my puppeteer scripts.