scrape

Targeted page extraction — clean text, Markdown, or JSON from URLs you already have. Pick a provider subcommand.

seek scrape <provider> <url...> [options]

Providers: exa, parallel, firecrawl.

scrape exa

Bulk parsing — retrieves clean, stripped page text optimized for LLM token windows. Accepts multiple URLs.

seek scrape exa https://example.com https://example.org

Option	Description
-c, --chars <n>	Max characters per page (default 50000)
--json	Emit raw JSON response

Output: one Markdown block per URL (title, URL, text), separated by ---.

scrape parallel

Enterprise extraction via Parallel’s /v1/extract endpoint — clean markdown excerpts (and optional full content) plus publish dates per URL. Can authenticate through logins and paywalls. Accepts multiple URLs.

seek scrape parallel https://app.example.com/dashboard \
  --objective "Extract the latest invoice table"

Option	Description
--objective <text>	Focus excerpts on a natural-language extraction goal
--full	Include full markdown content, not just excerpts
-c, --chars <n>	Max characters per excerpt block
--max-total <n>	Max characters total across all URLs
--max-age <secs>	Reuse cached content up to N seconds old
--json	Emit raw JSON response

Output: one block per URL (title, URL, publish date, content), with any per-URL errors listed at the end.

scrape firecrawl

Turn a single live URL into clean Markdown, HTML, JSON, a summary, or a screenshot via Firecrawl v2.

seek scrape firecrawl https://example.com -f markdown,links

Option	Description
-f, --format <list>	Comma-separated: markdown, html, rawHtml, links, summary, screenshot, video, audio (default markdown)
--json-prompt <text>	Add a JSON format with this LLM extraction prompt (produces data.json)
--full	Include nav/footer/sidebars (disables onlyMainContent)
--wait <ms>	Wait N ms for JS to render before scraping
--mobile	Render as a mobile viewport
--block-ads	Block ads / trackers during render
--proxy <mode>	Proxy mode: basic | stealth | enhanced | auto
--max-age <ms>	Reuse cached scrape up to N ms old (cheaper, near-instant)
--json	Emit raw JSON response

Takes a single URL. Output: the first available rendered format (markdown, then summary, html, links, JSON, or screenshot).