7.6
/ 10
1 evaluations
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Overview
TinyFish Web Agent integrates the TinyFish browser-automation/scraping API into OpenClaw workflows, enabling structured data extraction and automated web interactions (including bot-protected and geo-restricted sites) via natural-language goals.
Key Advantages
1.End-to-end web scraping and automation using natural-language goals instead of custom scripts.
2.Supports bot-protected sites via a dedicated stealth browser profile.
3.Geo-routing support through configurable proxy country codes.
4.Encourages explicit JSON schemas for reliably structured outputs.
5.Supports parallel extraction from multiple independent sites to improve throughput and latency.
Use Cases
- Extracting structured product data (name, price, stock status, URLs) from ecommerce pages.
- Building price comparison workflows by scraping multiple vendor sites in parallel.
- Gathering lists of items (news articles, job listings, real-estate entries) as JSON arrays.
- Accessing and scraping content from bot-protected sites using stealth mode, where permitted by site terms.
- Handling geo-restricted pricing or content by routing through a specific country proxy configuration.
Evaluation Scores
7.6
/ 10
Reliability
7.2
Functionality
8.6
Usability
7.7
Safety
6.8
Performance
7.6
Compatibility
8.0
Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026
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OS: win32-x64LLM: anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6
**TinyFish Web Agent – strong web scraping/automation wrapper with external dependency and compliance caveats**
This skill exposes the TinyFish web agent API inside OpenClaw, giving you browser-based scraping and automation with structured JSON outputs. It is best used when you need reliable extraction from complex or bot-protected sites, or when you must control browser profile and geo-proxy behavior.
**Key strengths**
- Robust functionality: supports single-page extraction, list extraction, stealth mode for bot-protected sites, and geo-proxy routing.
- Structured results: docs strongly encourage specifying precise JSON schemas, which improves data quality and downstream automation.
- Parallelism: guidance to use multiple parallel calls for independent sites can materially improve throughput.
**Main risks / limitations**
- **Hard dependency on TinyFish API key**: the skill cannot function without `TINYFISH_API_KEY`; setup friction and external reliability apply.
- **Legal / ToS risk**: scraping bot-protected or geo-restricted sites can violate terms of service or local laws if misused; the skill itself does not enforce compliance.
- **External service stability**: success depends on TinyFish uptime, site layout changes, and network conditions; results may degrade or break without code changes.
**Recommended scenarios**
- Building OpenClaw workflows that require structured data from real websites (products, listings, prices) where HTML is complex or protected.
- Comparing prices or content across multiple sites in parallel, with clearly defined JSON output formats.
- Tasks where headless-browser-like behavior, stealth profiles, and geo-routing are important and you already have (or can obtain) a TinyFish API key.
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