feat(convert): add content-focused extraction with boilerplate stripping#78
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feat(convert): add content-focused extraction with boilerplate stripping#78
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Add strip_boilerplate() that removes nav/footer/aside/header and
role-based boilerplate elements. When <main> or <article> is present,
extracts only that content. New content_focus field on FetchRequest
("main" strips boilerplate, "full" or omitted keeps everything).
Closes #72
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What
Add
strip_boilerplate()function andcontent_focusrequest field to reduce token waste from navigation, footers, and sidebars.Why
Most web pages are 80%+ boilerplate. Agents waste LLM context tokens on nav menus, footers, and sidebars that are irrelevant to the content they're trying to understand.
How
content_focusfield onFetchRequest:"main"strips boilerplate,"full"(default) keeps everythingstrip_boilerplate()strategy:<main>or<article>exists, extract only that contentrole="main"element exists, extract that<nav>,<footer>,<aside>,<header>and elements with rolesnavigation,banner,contentinfo,complementaryRisk
content_focus: "main", default behavior unchangedChecklist
Closes #72