You can use Riveter to collect, extract, and structure information from across the web using prompt-driven agents. Instead of building custom scrapers that break when website layouts change, you write a text prompt describing the data you need. Riveter searches live sites, navigates complex pages, reads PDFs, interprets images, and calls third-party APIs. It handles bot detection and proxies automatically, returning clean datasets through an API. You can also schedule automated monitoring runs to track competitor pricing, catalog updates, and directory listings over time.
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