90% of What Your AI Agent Scrapes Is Wasted Tokens
A typical web page runs 80,000 tokens once a model reads the raw HTML. Over 90% of that is CSS, JavaScript, and markup an agent will never quote. Here's how to stop paying for it.
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A typical web page runs 80,000 tokens once a model reads the raw HTML. Over 90% of that is CSS, JavaScript, and markup an agent will never quote. Here's how to stop paying for it.
Crawl4AI hit 75,000 GitHub stars in three years, faster than Scrapy did in eighteen. The reason isn't a better scraper. It's that access and legibility are different problems.
Most teams adopt a dedicated vector database before the production signals that justify it arrive. A decision framework for when pgvector stops being enough.
Benchmark-driven comparison of the 2026 document parsing landscape - LiteParse, LlamaParse, Unstructured, Docling, PyMuPDF, Google Document AI - with Python code, failure modes, and an async routing architecture.
Stop over-engineering AI infrastructure. PostgreSQL already has everything you need: pgvector for embeddings, pgai for automation, TimeScaleDB for metrics. Build faster by using what you have.