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details on the Reaper library and CLI
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| name | reaper |
| description | details on the Reaper library and CLI |
Reaper is a Rust Library (./lib) and CLI (./cli) dedicated to extracting context out of web pages.
# Provides summary information about the URL
reaper https://somewhere.com
# Provides a more complete summary about the URL
reaper https://somewhere.com --deep
Note: Analysis results are always
like other package areas in rusty-biscuit, Reaper's library provides all of the important business logic which supports the CLI but also allows for other libraries to leverage all of the core functionality themselves.
Reaper tries to do as much as it can deterministically but when a non-deterministic process (e.g., leveraging an LLM or Agent call) it uses an adapter pattern where the calling code must provide an adapter for this functionality to be available.
let page = WebPage::from("https://somewhere.com").use_adaptor(adaptor);
The InferenceAdapter trait is provided in the biscuit-contract library which is a lightweight
library that allows any package which wants to provide inference capabilities to pass in an adapter
which implements this trait.