No it's all rules-based. I think the code you're referring to is "extractors", which are website-specific rules that I'm working on to standardize the output from sites with comments threads (e.g. HN, Reddit) and conversational chats (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini).

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pugio 10 months ago | parent [-]

I would love something which reliably extracted a markdown back/forth from all the main LLM providers. I tried `defuddle` on a shared Gemini URL and it returned nothing but the "Sign In" link. Maybe I'm using your extractor wrong? How are you managing to get the rendered conversation HTML?

	▲	bambax 10 months ago \| parent [-]
		I think most LLM APIs return markdown and the conversion md->html happens after; so if you query the API directly you get markdown "for free".