Scrapeless

Web access for AI agents: search, scrape, crawl, automate browsers, and extract AI responses.

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Ai Scraper: Create an AI Scraper task for an explicit Scrapeless actor, then poll every 5 seconds until the answer is ready or the timeout is reached. Supports ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Go
Crawl Cancel: Cancel an in-progress crawl job by its id (the id returned by crawl_start). Returns the cancelled status.
Crawl Result: Fetch the result of a crawl job by its id (the id returned by crawl_start). Polls the job status until it reaches a terminal state (completed / failed / cancelled) or the timeout is reac

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Web access for AI agents: search, scrape, crawl, automate browsers, and extract AI responses.

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ai_scraper	Create an AI Scraper task for an explicit Scrapeless actor, then poll every 5 seconds until the answer is ready or the timeout is reached. Supports ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overview, Grok, and Alexa. Defaults to a 3 minute timeout. The timeout can be set from 60 to 600 seconds. On timeout, returns the task_id and instructions for manually fetching the result.
crawl_cancel	Cancel an in-progress crawl job by its id (the id returned by crawl_start). Returns the cancelled status.
crawl_result	Fetch the result of a crawl job by its id (the id returned by crawl_start). Polls the job status until it reaches a terminal state (completed / failed / cancelled) or the timeout is reached. If the timeout is reached before the job finishes, the latest status is returned along with the job id so you can retry later.
crawl_start	Start an asynchronous crawl job. Crawls a website starting from a base URL, following links according to the provided options, and captures page content in various formats (markdown, html, links, screenshot, etc.). Returns a job id that can be used with crawl_result to fetch results and crawl_cancel to cancel the job. Only 'url' is required; all other parameters are optional.
google_search	Universal Information Search Engine.Retrieves any data information; Explanatory queries (why, how).Comparative analysis requests
google_trends	Get trending search data from Google Trends. Restrictions: Activated for queries about trends, popularity, or interest over time. Valid: Find the search interest for "AI" over the last year. Invalid: A general question like "What is AI?" (use google_search).
scrape_html	Scrape a URL and return its full HTML content. Restrictions: Activated for URLs that require JavaScript rendering or bot protection. Valid: Get HTML from a dynamic, JS-heavy single-page application. Invalid: Fetching a simple static page (use a standard HTTP client).
scrape_markdown	Scrape a URL and return its content as Markdown. Restrictions: Best for articles, blog posts, and other text-heavy pages. Valid: Scrape a news article to get its readable content. Invalid: Scrape a complex web application dashboard.
scrape_screenshot	Capture a high-quality screenshot of any webpage. Restrictions: Bypasses bot detection and CAPTCHAs using residential proxies. Valid: Get a screenshot of a price-checker page protected by Cloudflare. Invalid: Taking a screenshot of the local browser (use browser_screenshot)
browser_click	Click a specific element on the page. Restrictions: Requires a valid CSS selector for the target element. Valid: Click the button with selector "#submit-button". Invalid: Click "the login button" without providing a selector.
browser_close	Closes the current session by disconnecting the cloud browser. This will terminate the recording for the session.
browser_create	Create or reuse a cloud browser session using Scrapeless. Updates the active session.
browser_get_html	Get the full HTML of the current page. Restrictions: Returns the entire raw HTML source code. Valid: Get the HTML of the current page to parse its structure. Invalid: Get only the visible text (use "browser_get_text")
browser_get_text	Get all visible text from the current page. Restrictions: Extracts only text content, ignoring HTML tags. Valid: Get the text content of the current page for summarization. Invalid: Get the page's HTML structure (use "browser_get_html")
browser_go_back	Go back one step in browser history. Restrictions: Only works if a previous page exists in the session history. Valid: After navigating from page A to B, go back to A. Invalid: Attempting to go back on the first page of a session.
browser_go_forward	Go forward one step in browser history. Restrictions: Only works after a "go_back" action has been performed. Valid: After going back from page B to A, go forward to B. Invalid: Attempting to go forward without a preceding "go_back" action.
browser_goto	Navigate browser to a specified URL. Restrictions: Only for direct URL navigation, not for searches. Valid: Go to https://google.com. Invalid: Search for "cats" on Google (use google_search).
browser_press_key	Simulate a key press. Restrictions: Must specify a valid key name; optional target selector. Valid: Press Enter in #search. Invalid: Press a key without specifying the key name.
browser_screenshot	Capture a screenshot of the current page. Restrictions: Can capture either the full page or the visible viewport. Valid: Take a screenshot of the current browser view. Invalid: Capture a screenshot of a specific element (not supported).
browser_scroll	Scroll the current page to a specific position. Restrictions: Requires pixel coordinates for scrolling. Valid: Scroll to the bottom of the page (e.g., { x: 0, y: 10000 }). Invalid: Scroll to "the top" without specifying coordinates.
browser_scroll_to	Scroll a specific element into view. Restrictions: Requires a valid CSS selector for the target element. Valid: Scroll to the element "#footer". Invalid: Scroll to the bottom of the page (use "browser_scroll").
browser_snapshot	Capture the complete structure of a webpage, including DOM and resources, for inspection and analysis.
browser_type	Type text into a specified input field. Restrictions: Requires a CSS selector for an input/textarea and the text to type. Valid: Type "hello world" into input "[name='q']". Invalid: Type "hello world" without specifying a target field.
browser_wait	Pause execution for a fixed duration. Restrictions: Requires a duration in milliseconds. Should be used sparingly. Valid: Wait for 2000 milliseconds. Invalid: Wait for a page to finish loading (use "browser_wait_for")
browser_wait_for	Wait for a specific page element to appear. Restrictions: Requires a valid CSS selector for the element to wait for. Valid: Wait for the element "#results" to become visible. Invalid: Wait for "the results to load" without a selector.