trawl
SolidArchitecting crawl and scraping systems: distributed crawler topology, URL frontier, politeness, compliance. Architecture-only. Not for single-page scraping (Vector) or ETL pipelines (Stream).
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Quality Score: 85/100
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- Author
- simota
- Repository
- simota/agent-skills
- Created
- 7 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- HTML
- License
- MIT
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Get structured data off a website by reverse-engineering the private JSON/GraphQL API behind it instead of scraping rendered HTML. Use when the user wants to "scrape a site", "get all the X from", "pull listings/results/posts/prices from", "build a scraper/client for", says "there's no public API for this", or "reverse-engineer this site's API". The loop: capture network traffic (HAR), find the request carrying the data, replay it outside the browser, minimize headers/auth to only what's required, then generate a paginating, rate-limited, resumable client. Escalates only as far as it must (headers → cookies/token → TLS impersonation → headless browser) and stops at bot challenges and anything needing the user's legal/ToS call.