Rust MCP stealth scraper: anti-bot search/scrape with CDP fallback + HITL non-robot.
CortexScout is the Deep Research & Web Extraction module within the Cortex-Works ecosystem. Designed for agent workloads that require token-efficient web retrieval, reliable anti-bot handling, and optional Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) fallback. CortexScout provides a single, self-hostable Rust binary that exposes search, extraction, and stateful browser automation capabilities over MCP (stdio) and an…
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CortexScout is the Deep Research & Web Extraction module within the Cortex-Works ecosystem. Designed for agent workloads that require token-efficient web retrieval, reliable anti-bot handling, and optional Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) fallback. CortexScout provides a single, self-hostable Rust binary that exposes search, extraction, and stateful browser automation capabilities over MCP (stdio) and an optional HTTP server. Output formats are structured and optimized for downstream LLM use. It is…
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