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Web extraction, LLMs, and building in public.

Technical deep dives on web extraction, content parsing for LLMs, anti-bot bypass, and building open-source infrastructure in Rust. Written by the team behind webclaw.

webclaw turns any website into clean, structured content for AI applications. These posts cover the engineering decisions, trade-offs, and lessons learned building a web extraction toolkit from scratch.

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Web scraping for AI agents: 3 hidden problems
Mar 17, 2026·Massi

Web scraping for AI agents: 3 hidden problems

Most scraping tools were built for data pipelines, not AI agents. Three things quietly break your pipeline and how to fix them.

Why I built webclaw (Rust scraper for LLMs)
Mar 12, 2026·Massi

Why I built webclaw (Rust scraper for LLMs)

I was tired of scrapers that return 403 or need headless Chrome for basic HTML. So I built one in Rust that actually works.

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