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exfil-kit

A stealthy data extraction toolkit built with Botright and Botasaurus.

Installation

pip install exfil-kit

Quick Start

from exfil_kit import StealthExtractor

extractor = StealthExtractor()
data = extractor.extract("https://example.com")
print(data)

Features

  • Built on Botright and Botasaurus
  • Stealth-focused extraction
  • Clean, reliable data output
  • Simple, focused API

License

MIT

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