Nothing published yet.
We would rather leave this empty than fill it with posts nobody needed written. When there is something worth saying about running this thing, it lands here.
What we'll write about
Notes from actually operating the API — the decisions, the numbers behind them, and the parts that went wrong first.
Keeping a headless Chromium render fast
Warm pools, what actually dominates the budget, and why the first byte is rarely the problem.
Metering an API in credits instead of requests
Why a render costs twice a meta scan, and how failed requests stay free without opening an abuse hole.
Crawling other people's sites politely
Robots, rate ceilings, identifying yourself honestly, and the checks we run before a crawl endpoint touches anything.
Why there is no free API tier
The playground is the free tier. What that trade buys, and what it costs us when people expect a sandbox key.
No dates attached — these ship when they are worth reading, not on a content calendar.
The docs are the real writing
Every endpoint is documented with request and response schemas, error codes, rate-limit headers, and copy-paste snippets in five languages. That is where the effort has gone so far.
Want us to cover something specific?
If you hit something undocumented, that is a post worth writing. Tell us which part.