tinyfish-cookbook

Why we included this project

A working web agent is much easier to grasp with runnable code in front of you, and that is exactly what this cookbook provides. Each recipe wires the TinyFish API to a concrete task, comparing rental prices across cities with parallel browser agents, aggregating open-box deals from eight retailers, or tracking semiconductor supply-chain signals, and shows the request patterns plus the structured JSON that comes back. Developers and small teams weighing agentic web automation will find it helpful for deciding when to use search, a clean page fetch, or a full browser flow, especially on sites that expose no public API. Treat it as adaptable working references rather than something to deploy, and use the live demos to gauge what is actually feasible before you build your own version.