Don't Clean Web Pages First, Structure Them
mhdfaran · x · 2026-07-19
The author notes that their biggest bottleneck in AI workflows isn't the model itself, but rather transforming messy web pages into structured data that agents can comprehend. The accompanying chart reinforces the workflow: extracting web pages filled with ads, pop-ups, and noise into JSON before feeding them to an AI agent yields much more stable outputs. Readers are invited to test their own pages and compare performance across different workflows.
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