Turns unstructured web pages into structured JSON APIs using visual DAG workflows and AI extraction.
A visual node-based browser automation platform combining drag-and-drop React Flow pipelines, headless browser clusters, and LLM-assisted schema extraction to convert complex dynamic websites into clean, reliable JSON feeds.

Marketing teams and data engineers often need to extract competitive pricing, catalog availability, and market intelligence from dynamic modern web applications. Building programmatic content, tracking competitor discount shifts, or monitoring job boards requires fresh structured data feeds.
Businesses need to turn dynamic, multi-step web interactions into reliable JSON APIs without writing brittle, one-off scripts for every target domain.
The problem is that modern websites rely on complex single-page architectures (React, Vue, Next.js), infinite scroll, modal dialogs, and dynamic DOM mutations. Traditional HTML scrapers like BeautifulSoup fail completely on JavaScript-rendered content, while raw Puppeteer scripts break whenever a CSS selector changes by a single character. Engineering teams end up spending 70% of their time maintaining broken scrapers rather than utilizing data.
A visual web automation and structured extraction studio composed of five verified systems:
Interactive node-based DAG editor allowing drag-and-drop workflow assembly, validation connections, custom parameter inputs, and real-time execution graphs.
Puppeteer engine executing clicks, form input filling, infinite scroll pagination, and synchronization barriers with custom stealth headers to bypass bot blocks.
Integrates Google Gemini and OpenAI to digest raw HTML fragments and output strictly validated JSON schemas, eliminating brittle CSS selector maintenance.
Extracts __NEXT_DATA__ JSON payloads and JSON-LD schema metadata directly from script tags, retrieving raw data without triggering expensive DOM rendering.
Tracks phase-by-phase execution logs, node status timestamps, credit consumption costs, and Stripe billing pack integration backed by PostgreSQL (Prisma).
A simple visual breakdown of how unstructured web interfaces are transformed into structured API payloads:
User visually connects nodes in React Flow to define target URLs and scraping goals.
Puppeteer launches headless Chromium, navigates to target, and injects stealth headers.
Simulates human clicks, fills form filters, and scrolls to trigger dynamic content loads.
LLM parses target HTML fragments and synthesizes strict, typed JSON schemas.
Validates JSON structure and delivers data payload via HTTP POST to user webhook.
Every visual proves a verified capability of the platform. Click any asset to inspect in full-resolution modal.

Why it matters: Eliminates the need to write custom Python scripts for routine scraping tasks.

Why it matters: Delivers daily pricing updates without manual web browsing or human data entry.

Why it matters: Eliminates regex post-processing and custom cleaning scripts for extracted datasets.
Built strictly from verified repository components with high-performance modern web technologies:
Next.js 14, React 18, React Flow canvas, Tailwind CSS
PostgreSQL (Neon DB) with Prisma ORM (7 core models)
Puppeteer headless Chromium with stealth bypass
Google Gemini & OpenAI API structured JSON output
Clerk Auth multi-tenant session management
Stripe checkout sessions with credit pack consumption
Docker container, Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts
Webhook delivery with encrypted credential store
This portfolio case study demonstrates the visual React Flow workflow builder, headless Puppeteer interaction engine, and AI schema synthesis architecture.
Target domain scraping respects robots.txt and rate-limiting guidelines; proprietary client proxies, commercial CAPTCHA solving tokens, and live user databases are sandboxed.
* Zero fabricated success metrics or unverified client data scale claims are made.
Every project in this portfolio represents a specialized phase of the digital growth lifecycle:
Automates web data collection & competitive intelligence.
Programmatic content generation & graph linking.
90-day search decay detection & refresh briefs.
ClickHouse cookieless tracking & Markov attribution.
CrawlMindAI demonstrates full-stack software engineering across visual DAG graph builders, distributed headless browser automation, and AI-powered data normalization. It proves the ability to engineer commercial SaaS platforms that solve difficult data ingestion and automation challenges through resilient architecture.
Direct answers to high-stakes interview questions regarding React Flow DAG execution, anti-bot resilience, and AI schema parsing.
Answer: React Flow nodes and edges are validated for topological dependency ordering using a directed acyclic graph (DAG) compilation algorithm. The system verifies that every node has required prerequisite inputs (e.g. an element click node must receive a valid page context from a browser navigation node) and generates an ordered execution plan with discrete phases stored in PostgreSQL.
Answer: Through stealth browser arguments and WAF evasion techniques. The Puppeteer instance strips automation indicators (like navigator.webdriver = false), randomizes user-agent headers and viewport dimensions, and injects realistic mouse movements and scroll delays. Additionally, where target sites use Next.js, our direct __NEXT_DATA__ extraction bypasses headless browser execution entirely by fetching raw JSON hydration payloads.
Answer: Fragility. Pure CSS and XPath selectors break whenever a target website pushes a minor frontend UI redesign, changes class naming conventions, or injects random Tailwind hashed classes. An LLM acts as an adaptive semantic layer: given an HTML block and an extraction prompt, it understands context (like product title, price, or description) regardless of DOM structure, resulting in self-healing scrapers.
Answer: Each task node in the registry has a predefined credit cost based on computational overhead (e.g. simple navigation costs 1 credit, while AI extraction costs 5 credits). In our Prisma schema, the WorkflowExecution atomic transaction verifies the user's UserBalance before launching workers. If successful, credits are deducted per phase, backed by Stripe credit pack purchases.
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