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Give it a latitude and longitude and it answers with what the nautical chart says about the water there: the depth range of the charted depth area containing the position, the nearest charted sounding and how far away it...
Extract the page's h3 as json: fetches the URL, pulls every h3 element and returns them as a JSON array, with a count. Structured, one-element-type extraction for agents and pipelines; no browser needed. $0.01 per page.
Extract the page's h3 as markdown: fetches the URL, pulls every h3 element and returns them as a Markdown list, with a count. Structured, one-element-type extraction for agents and pipelines; no browser needed. $0.01 per...
Extract the page's h3 as csv: fetches the URL, pulls every h3 element and returns them as CSV rows, with a count. Structured, one-element-type extraction for agents and pipelines; no browser needed. $0.01 per page.
Extract the page's h3 as text: fetches the URL, pulls every h3 element and returns them as plain lines, with a count. Structured, one-element-type extraction for agents and pipelines; no browser needed. $0.01 per page.
Change watch for extract h3 as json: runs the check, compares it with the result from your previous call for the same url (kept 90 days) and returns the current answer, changed true/false, the fields that changed with be...
Bulk extract h3 as json: up to 20 urls in one call, processed concurrently, results in input order with a per-item error field and a failure count. Same answer per item as the single endpoint. Batch enrichment for agents...
How many <h3> elements does the page have? Fetches the URL and counts h3 tags (plus, where relevant, how many have alt/src/href/type attributes), and the page's total element count for scale. Structural audits and templa...