Scrapeless Weekly Changelog: July 06–12, 2026

TL;DR:

• Amazon Alexa is now available through LLM Chat Scraper.
• ChatGPT Scraper responses can now include structured map and local-business data.
• Seven AI scraper repositories are now public under the official Scrapeless GitHub organization.
• Shopee coverage now includes Indonesia and Malaysia.
• Amazon Rufus Scraper now accepts a product ID for product-aware questions and follow-up discovery.
• Stability improved across Gemini, Google AI Overview, Google AI Mode, and CDP browser connections.

Here’s what shipped at Scrapeless during the week of July 06–12, 2026: new LLM data sources, richer structured output, broader marketplace coverage, developer resources, and service reliability improvements.

🌟 Top Updates

Amazon Alexa Joins LLM Chat Scraper

LLM Chat Scraper now supports Amazon Alexa, giving teams another AI answer surface to collect through the Scrapeless API.

This addition is useful for GEO monitoring, answer comparison, brand visibility research, and workflows that track how different AI assistants respond to the same prompt.

Read the Amazon Alexa Scraper documentation.

ChatGPT Scraper Adds Structured Map Data

ChatGPT Scraper responses can now include a map object when a response contains location-based results. The structured output can expose local-business entities and related fields such as:

• Business name, address, phone number, and website
• Coordinates and distance
• Opening hours and current open status
• Categories, ratings, review counts, and price indicators
• Provider metadata and source URLs

This makes the response easier to use in local search monitoring, location discovery, market research, lead enrichment, and downstream data pipelines without parsing the rendered answer manually.

Explore the ChatGPT Scraper documentation.

Seven AI Scraper Repositories Are Now Public

Scrapeless has published standalone AI scraper repositories for ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, Gemini, Google AI Mode, Google AI Overview, Grok, and Perplexity. These repositories give developers practical starting points for integrating AI answer data into monitoring, evaluation, and automation workflows:

• ChatGPT Scraper
• GitHub Copilot Scraper
• Gemini Scraper
• Google AI Mode Scraper
• Google AI Overview Scraper
• Grok Scraper
• Perplexity Scraper

👀 More Scraping API Updates

Shopee Expands to Indonesia and Malaysia

The latest Shopee scraper adds support for the Indonesian and Malaysian markets. Teams tracking regional catalogs, sellers, product availability, or pricing can now extend existing collection workflows to these two storefronts.

Amazon Rufus Adds Product-Aware Context

Amazon Rufus Scraper now accepts a product ID. The scraper can use that ID to establish product context and retrieve related questions, supporting product research, catalog intelligence, and analysis of the questions shoppers ask before purchasing.

⬆️ Reliability Improvements

We improved the success rate and stability of:

• Gemini Scraper
• Google AI Overview Scraper
• Google AI Mode Scraper

We also strengthened Scraping Browser reliability by addressing an intermittent timeout that could occur when connecting to a browser through CDP. Existing integrations do not require a compatibility change.

💫 What This Means for Developers

This week’s releases expand the number of AI and commerce surfaces available through Scrapeless while making the resulting data easier to use. Teams can add Alexa to cross-platform answer tracking, work directly with structured local entities from ChatGPT, cover two more Shopee markets, and build product-aware Rufus workflows.

Ready to test the updates? Open the Scrapeless dashboard or browse the developer documentation.