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Read the Notte skill and follow its setup instructions when setting up Notte or building browser automation. This is the shared source for CLI setup, authentication, and the browser-to-code workflow.

Scrape any page and get formatted data

The Scrape API allows you to get the data you want from web pages using a single call. You can scrape page content and capture its data in various formats. For detailed usage, checkout the Scrape API Reference.

Basic Markdown Scraping

The simplest way to scrape a webpage is to extract its content as markdown. This is useful when you want to preserve the page’s structure and formatting.

Structured Data Extraction

For more sophisticated use cases, you can extract structured data from web pages by defining a schema using Pydantic models. This is particularly useful when you need to extract specific information like product details, pricing plans, or article metadata.

Example: Extracting Pricing Plans from notte.cc

Let’s say you want to extract pricing information from a website. First, define your data models then use these models to extract structured data:
structured_scrape.py

Agent Scraping

Agent Scraping is a more powerful way to scrape web pages. It allows you to navigate through the page, fill forms, and extract data from dynamic content.
agent_scrape.py

Topics & Tips

Scrape API vs Agent Scrape

Scrape API

Perfect for1. One-off scraping tasks2. Simple data extraction3. Static content

Agent Scrape

Perfect for1. Authentication or login flows2. Form filling and submission3. Dynamic content

Response Format Best Practices

Use response_format whenever possible to yield the best & most reliable results:
Tips for designing schemas:
  • Try a few different schemas to find what works best
  • If you ask for a company_name field but there is no company_name on the page, LLM scraping will fail
  • Design your schema carefully based on the actual content structure
  • Response format is available for both scrape and agent.run
Example of good schema design:
schema_design.py