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When your web extraction tool should fail loudly instead of returning pretty lies

Web extraction tools, especially those incorporating LLMs, risk generating fabricated data when faced with inaccessible or unreadable web pages. This can lead to poisoned data pipelines and flawed agent reasoning. A robust solution involves implementing strict checks to verify actual page content before LLM extraction, and returning structured, machine-readable errors when content is missing or unverifiable. This approach ensures that downstream processes, including AI agents, receive accurate information or clear failure signals, preventing the propagation of AI

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    When your web extraction tool should fail loudly instead of returning pretty lies

    <p>A web extraction API has one job that sounds boring until it fails:</p> <blockquote> <p>return the data that exists, or admit that it could not get it.</p> </blockquote> <p>That second half matters more than most people want to admit.</p> <p>When you put an LLM at the end of a…