ZooData shrinks a BBC page by 95.5% for agents
VraserX · x · 2026-07-20
ZooData turns web pages into structured JSON that agents and RAG pipelines can use directly. The post says the useful part is the page shape plus fields like title, description, URL, page type, and many named items, instead of a raw HTML wall.
In a live test on a BBC News page, the author reports that the raw HTML was 364.2 KiB while the JSON copy was 16.6 KiB, a 95.5% reduction. The attached screenshot also highlights that the output is more agent-ready than raw HTML.
Related event: ZooData Launches Beta to Turn Web Pages into Agent-Ready JSON(4 posts)→
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