Editorial standardVersion 1.0
BestCrawler exists to make the AgentX catalog easier to understand and use. That requires visible methods, current links, explicit limits, and corrections when the evidence changes.
Current Actor names, descriptions, categories, usage signals, and URLs come from the Apify Store API snapshot. Input schemas, outputs, pricing, availability, and run behavior are verified on the linked live AgentX page before a production decision.
Guides distinguish a source observation from a BestCrawler inference. Numbers receive a date and source. Workflow recommendations explain their scope and do not promise rankings, complete market coverage, legal compliance, or error-free extraction.
Official product and technical documentation is preferred for platform behavior. Primary research is preferred for research findings. Public examples illustrate a method but do not establish universal performance.
Every guide displays an updated date. Material corrections change the article body and modified date. Catalog counts are snapshots, not permanent facts. The current Actor page remains authoritative where it conflicts with an older editorial passage.
Guides favor public or legitimately accessible data, minimization, provenance, review, access controls, and applicable platform and legal requirements. BestCrawler content is technical and editorial information, not legal advice.
BestCrawler is the editorial discovery layer for AgentX. It links readers to AgentX Actors on Apify. Editorial pages explain selection and workflow design; live product pages provide the executable contract.