Came across a post from Grass’s official account: Contents API is live—feed it a public URL and get clean HTML / Markdown / text, designed to give AI agents real-time access to web pages.
The key stats: about 98% retrieval success on a benchmark of hard-to-access sites, versus roughly 71% for the next best; they say they hit 100% on priority categories like e-commerce, social media, and recruiting. It uses residential bandwidth, can render JavaScript, and supports region targeting. Plans offer around 2–20 QPS and require approval.
They’ve shifted from selling batches of training data to feeding agents real-time context—a promising direction. Now it’s a matter of whether this API can generate revenue.
$GRASS #AI代理 #DePIN
The key stats: about 98% retrieval success on a benchmark of hard-to-access sites, versus roughly 71% for the next best; they say they hit 100% on priority categories like e-commerce, social media, and recruiting. It uses residential bandwidth, can render JavaScript, and supports region targeting. Plans offer around 2–20 QPS and require approval.
They’ve shifted from selling batches of training data to feeding agents real-time context—a promising direction. Now it’s a matter of whether this API can generate revenue.
$GRASS #AI代理 #DePIN