> Do you really need GPT for this?

Objectively, if you want something meaningful back, yes, you do.

All I got is this:

```json { "url": "https://www.3sonsbrewingco.com/menus", "title": "MENU | 3sons", "content": " \r\n\r\nBrewery & Kitchen\r\n\r\nEAT & DRINK\r\n\r\n " } ```

I was hoping for some menu items...

Can you refine further ? Because indeed that look like something beautiful soup would output

Only articles are supported atm. I am working on algorithms for other page types.

There’s also Apify(.com)

Perhaps not, the author mentioned on Mastodon that he was exploring simpler models.

I think so. We use GPT for stuff like extracting the author from articles (if they aren't in the Schema.org data or marked up elsewhere), summarising them, extracting relevant tags to link articles together, etc. It's very useful for that kind of information extraction stuff when there's no structure to the data, or the structure is only sometimes followed.