oxylabs/google-ai-mode-scraper

Scrape Google AI Mode responses without blocks on a large scale.

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Added to GitGenius on September 19th, 2026
Created on September 8th, 2025
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Detailed Description

Google AI Mode Scraper is a web scraping tool that extracts Google AI Mode responses at scale without encountering blocks.

The tool solves the problem of reliably capturing AI-generated responses from Google AI Mode for large-scale data collection. It works by accepting POST requests containing a prompt and authentication credentials, then handling the underlying complexity of proxy management, headless browser automation, and request orchestration. The scraper returns parsed data in JSON format, with optional Markdown output available for integration with AI tools. Users specify parameters including the query (limited to 400 characters), geographic location for the request origin, and whether to parse the response.

The tool suits projects that need to build training datasets, support SEO and GEO research, or power other data-driven tasks requiring Google AI Mode responses. It is designed for developers who want to avoid implementing their own browser automation and anti-blocking infrastructure. The tool is built on top of a broader Web Scraper API platform, and code examples are provided in multiple programming languages to support different development environments.

Development activity shows consistent maintenance with code examples available across multiple languages and comprehensive documentation covering request parameters, output formats, and integration methods. The project includes sample output files demonstrating both JSON and HTML response formats, and provides a free trial option for prospective users to evaluate the service before commitment.