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# Axon Extract Use Axon's `extract` command when the user wants structured data from web pages: pricing tiers, product records, directory entries, tables, or any JSON-shaped output. ## When To Use - The user asks for structured data rather than a readable markdown page. - The target content spans repeated cards, listings, product pages, or directories. - A schema, field list, or output contract is available or easy to infer. - A plain `scrape` would leave too much manual parsing. ## Workflow 1. Scope the target URLs with `axon search`, `axon map`, or known URLs. 2. Write the desired fields or output schema into your task notes when it is more than a one-liner. 3. Run `axon extract ... --wait true --json` and save output under `.axon/`. 4. Inspect the result against the desired fields before transforming or summarizing it. ## Examples ```bash mkdir -p .axon axon extract "https://example.com/pricing" \ --wait true \ --json > .axon/pricing-extract.json axon extract "https://example.com/products" "https://example.com/products/page-2" \ --wait true \ --json > .axon/products.json ``` For broad sites, map or index the section first: ```bash axon map "https://docs.example.com" --json > .axon/docs-map.json axon "https://docs.example.com/reference" --scope site --max-pages 100 --wait true --output-dir .axon/reference ``` ## Notes - Axon is self-hosted; do not mention hosted API credits, hosted-team limits, or unrelated API keys. - Prefer `scrape` for a single reada