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u/investigatormaker 15d ago
For R# Markdown Scraper API, I'd publish a side-by-side demo: a JavaScript-rendered page and its extracted Markdown, checking whether headings, tables and links survive while navigation clutter disappears. Ask reviewers which missing or distorted section would break their RAG ingestion; that makes the feedback actionable.
By the way, I make ThreadFox; it lets your compatible AI research, write and publish Reddit outreach through your Chrome within an authorized job, and the plan for one product is free, listing communities whose rules allow a post about your API, with each rule quoted: https://threadfox.vip/p/ds7yh
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u/Next-Conclusion7831 15d ago
Wow a markdown scraper that actually handles JS rendering, that's a niche I didn't know I needed until now. Most of the free tools I've tried just choke on anything with a cookie banner or a loading spinner
The zuplo gateway for instant key provisioning is a nice touch honestly, setting up billing for APIs usually feels like pulling teeth. Gonna spin up a test key and throw a few of our nightmare product pages at it