Added ~330 Korean factory forms to my open-source MCP directory (1,400+ total now). What should I scrape next?

Like most people experimenting with Hermes agent, mine started out doing the usual responsible adult chores—sorting my inbox, scraping morning tech news, and summarizing feeds. It worked great, but at some point, it just felt like an over-caffeinated cron job trapped inside my terminal. Then I had this random late-night lightbulb moment: what if our agents could actually step outside localhost and find real suppliers in the physical world? I was tinkering with a hardware side project and needed specs and pricing for actual parts. Obviously, factories aren't going to roll out shiny "Agent APIs" anytime soon. But almost all of them have had a slightly dusty, working HTML contact form for the last fifteen years. Instead of waiting for every company to adopt universal agent protocols, I figured we needed a practical bridge right now. So I started hacking together an open-source MCP directory as a passion project. To be clear on how it actually runs: this is built for targeted B2B RFQs, not a spam cannon that blasts 1,000 sites at once: You describe what you need (e.g., "Find precision CNC shops for a small run of custom aluminum brackets"). The agent queries the MCP directory and pinpoints the top 2 to 5 matching suppliers based on materials, tolerances, and capabilities. It pulls the form endpoints and language metadata, then drafts proper technical inquiries matching local trade etiquette. It halts and displays the payloads so you can review the 2–5 drafts before anything gets submitted. I already had ~1,100 global manufacturing forms indexed. Over the weekend, I scraped and verified small-to-mid precision manufacturing sites across South Korea (mostly precision CNC shops, custom molds, robotics parts, and PCB assembly). The scraping adventure was equal parts fun and cursed: Scraped ~450 candidate sites across industrial clusters. Instantly ditched over 100 of them: broken 2000s-era guestbooks, bloated Wix setups that choke headless browsers, and aggressive WAFs. Ended up with 329 clean, verified static HTML endpoints. That officially bumps the directory up to 1,434 verified endpoints. The schema parser is dialed in, and since this is an open community project, I want to index whatever physical supply chains you guys are actually curious about: Regions: Germany (mechatronics/tooling), Taiwan (semiconductors/PCBs), Japan, or Vietnam? Verticals: Industrial sensors, sheet metal fabrication, raw polymers, or packaging? Drop whatever country or niche component you dread researching manually, and I'll throw it into the scraping queue for the next batch! (repo and directory links in the comments)