A tutorial on using Firecrawl to search Reddit, scrape content, and capture screenshots in one request. The agent finds three articles with specific keywords and returns them in markdown with page screenshots, which the presenter verifies against the live pages.
This is how you use Firecrawl to search, scrape, and take screenshots of the web all in one request. Okay, so I'm gonna ask this agent to help me find 3 articles on reddit.com where the following words are all in the title, which should be AI, automation, and help. So it's using its tool right now, Firecrawl Search, to make that request. It's saying, okay, we're looking at Reddit, we wanna make sure it has these words in the title, and it's gonna get markdown format of the results as well as screenshots. Okay, so we just got those results. It said, here are 3 articles from Reddit, and here are the words that are in the titles. We have help with automation AI, And then we have the link right here to the actual source. So let's open that up. You can see it links to an actual Reddit post in the NNN Reddit. And what we can do is we can look at the screenshot to make sure it matches what we got in the actual URL. And there it is. We can zoom in. This is the full Reddit thread that we could go ahead and read through in screenshot format. If you wanna watch the full video, click on the play button right here, and I'll see you guys over there.
