gstack-scrape

To extract readable data from a web page into structured JSON, you issue a read-only scraping request like "scrape this page". It prototypes the extraction flow first, then routes matching intents to a browser-skill to return structured data for reuse without manual copying.

The best way to scrape page data for fast repeated calls is using intent-first routing. After the initial scraping flow is established, subsequent matching intents route to a codified browser-skill, returning results in approximately 200ms.

No, this web scraping method does not support mutating actions. It is strictly designed for read-only extraction requests such as scraping, pulling, or getting data from a page, intentionally avoiding mutating actions like form submits or clicks.

Yes, you can pull specific fields from a web page without manual copying by requesting to extract page data into JSON. This process automatically captures what is visible on the page and structures it for immediate reuse.

You need to use a read-only browser skill for data extraction when you want to quickly pull specific page data into structured JSON. It is ideal for scraping requests where mutating the page state, such as submitting forms, is not required.