tavily-map

To map all URLs on a website without pulling content, you can use a URL discovery tool to identify and list links. This creates a clean inventory for planning extractions or crawls without the overhead of content retrieval.

Getting a URL inventory for a large site involves discovering links with robust depth and breadth controls. This approach outlines the site structure and limits results, enabling targeted operations before you retrieve any page content.

Yes, you can filter URLs by domain and control depth during website discovery. These robust controls allow you to limit results and create a clean, filtered inventory of URLs outputted in JSON format for later extraction.

Yes, URL discovery outputs a clean JSON inventory of links for site topology auditing. This allows you to quickly identify target pages and plan targeted extraction operations without downloading page content.

You need to enumerate site URLs instead of scraping when you know the site but not the exact target pages. Mapping the site first provides a URL-level overview to plan targeted operations without wasting resources pulling content.

Mapping a large site requires depth and breadth controls to limit results and prevent crawling unmanageable link volumes. These filters ensure you generate a targeted, clean URL inventory rather than an overwhelming list of every link.