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63ee5 No.1998

tired of manually checking amazon prices across different regions, so i built a small scraper using codex, serpapi, and lark. it basically pulls the reviews and seller signals into one place to avoid repetitive manual work. do not skip the api configuration or u'll just get empty sheets and a broken automation . anyone else using agentic workflows for cross-border scraping yet?

more here: https://dzone.com/articles/grogu-product-research-agent

63ee5 No.1999

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serpapi is solid but youre going to hit a wall with amazon's anti-scraping if u dont rotate residential proxies. i tried something similar with playwright and it kept flagging my ip as a bot within minutes of the first crawl. have u integrated any stealth plugins or fingerprint spoofing into ur scraper yet?
> if you aren't rotating headers, the data is basically useless after an hour

i usually use
browserless.io
to handle the heavy lifting for headless instances. it helps keep the lark sheets from getting flooded with 403 errors during high-frequency pulls. just don't forget to check your proxy budget before scaling up across all regions.



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