Why This Search Exists

Teams enriching content from public pages need metadata, titles, and text in a predictable format. They do not need a live logged-in browser session for that work.

Using local browser automation for this layer makes the architecture more complex than the use case requires.

Recommended Approach

A hosted API gives enrichment pipelines a narrow, remote-safe interface for public retrieval.

The `miaoda.vip/v1/open` endpoint is designed for that job while the local runtime stays focused on session-aware workflows.

Key Takeaways

  • Content enrichment on public pages belongs on the hosted layer.
  • The response model should stay narrow and predictable.
  • Local runtime should remain focused on stateful automation.
  • Separate layers improve product clarity.

Fast Start

  1. Register for a hosted API key.
  2. Send public URLs to `/v1/open`.
  3. Store metadata and text in the pipeline.
  4. Use local runtime only when authentication or interactivity becomes necessary.

Next Action

Open hosted API docs

Move from research to implementation by choosing the correct boundary: local runtime for real-session work, hosted API for public-safe retrieval.

Open hosted API docs Local runtime homepage Hosted API docs