@RoundtableSpace: Web scraping is dead. PixelRAG skips HTML parsing completely. It screenshots the page and a vision model reads the answ…
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PixelRAG is an open-source tool that replaces traditional web scraping by using screenshots and a vision model to extract data from web pages. It includes a plugin for Claude Code.
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Web scraping is dead.
PixelRAG skips HTML parsing completely. It screenshots the page and a vision model reads the answer straight off the pixels.
100% open-source. Comes with a Claude Code plugin that gives Claude eyes.
https://t.co/smH63qX6qp
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