outcrawl-haystack
Haystack components for Outcrawl, web infrastructure for AI agents:
search the web and fetch pages as Markdown, as Haystack Documents.
OutcrawlWebSearch: runs a web search through the Outcrawl Search API and returns the results as documents, plus their links.OutcrawlFetcher: loads each URL in a browser through the Outcrawl Scrape API, so JavaScript-rendered pages work, and returns the page as a Markdown document.
Installation
pip install outcrawl-haystack
You need an Outcrawl API key, which you create at outcrawl.ai/console. The free plan includes credits every month.
Set it as the OUTCRAWL_API_KEY environment variable.
Usage
from haystack_integrations.components.fetchers.outcrawl import OutcrawlFetcher
from haystack_integrations.components.websearch.outcrawl import OutcrawlWebSearch
search = OutcrawlWebSearch(top_k=5)
found = search.run(query="What is Haystack by deepset?")
print(found["links"])
fetcher = OutcrawlFetcher()
pages = fetcher.run(urls=found["links"][:2])
for doc in pages["documents"]:
print(doc.meta, doc.content[:200])
Both components also have run_async, and both accept extra request parameters (search_params and params);
see the Outcrawl docs for the options.
Development
pip install hatch
hatch run fmt-check
hatch run test:unit
The integration tests need OUTCRAWL_API_KEY in the environment. Releases are published to PyPI by the Release workflow when a v<version> tag is pushed.
License
outcrawl-haystack is distributed under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license.
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