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Page Extraction Coverage — String Normalisation + Date by Category Pivot
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Page Extraction Coverage — String Normalisation + Date by Category Pivot is a paid API for AI agents from market.datapackvibe.com, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-30).
Runs two local analytical reports (string normalisation and date-by-category pivot) on page extraction coverage data containing extracted_fields and expected_fields, for up to 200 rows.
Price / call$0.01
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How this service works
Page extraction coverage — String normalisation + Date by category pivot: String normalisation + Date by category pivot for supplied page extraction coverage records (extracted_fields, expected_fields). Up to 200 rows; 2 independent reports using shared local analytical engines. No live lookup, prediction, professional assessment or external action. 0.01 USDC includes 2 supplied-data reports for up to 200 rows.
Output
Two analytical reports: (1) a string normalisation report that cleans and standardises text fields (e.g. site_group) across the submitted rows, and (2) a date-by-category pivot table aggregating the selected numeric field (extracted_fields or expected_fields) grouped by date and site_group category. Both reports are computed locally against the supplied data with no external lookups.
Example use cases
Web scraper coverage audit by site group
“I have daily page extraction logs for two site groups over the past month — each row has a date, site_group, extracted_fields count, and expected_fields count. Can you run string normalisation and a date-by-category pivot on this data so I can see how extraction completeness varies by group over time?”
Normalising messy extraction field counts
“My extraction pipeline produces rows with site_group labels that have inconsistent casing and whitespace, plus extracted_fields and expected_fields numbers. Can you run string normalisation on these records and also give me a date-by-category pivot on the expected_fields column for up to 80 rows?”
Monitoring coverage trends across crawl dates
“I want to understand how my crawler's extracted_fields compare to expected_fields across different site groups week by week. Can you take my 150-row dataset with date, site_group, extracted_fields, and expected_fields and produce both a string normalisation report and a date-pivoted category breakdown focused on extracted_fields?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://market.datapackvibe.com/x402/assistant-ib26-web-02-035?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need two fast, local analytical transformations — string normalisation and a date-by-category pivot — on page extraction coverage data with up to 200 rows, without needing live lookups, external predictions, or professional assessments. It is ideal for data quality pipelines that need to clean field labels and summarise numeric extraction metrics grouped by site category and date, all for a fixed low cost of $0.01 USDC.
Side effects
- Rows array is empty or exceeds 200 items — validation error
- date field does not match YYYY-MM-DD pattern — schema validation failure
- extracted_fields or expected_fields values outside allowed numeric range — rejected
- Missing required fields (row_id, site_group, date) — request rejected
- Invalid field enum value (not extracted_fields or expected_fields) — schema error
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| rows | array | |
| field | string |
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