AI Briefingkreuzcrawl, bindings for 11 languages
Key point
The Rust-based open-source crawling engine kreuzcrawl has released bindings for 11 languages along with an MCP server.
Details
kreuzcrawl is a high-performance web crawling engine built for structured data extraction.
- It runs around a Rust core and does not force any specific runtime.
- An MCP server is integrated from the ground up, making it ready to use for AI agent web crawling right away.
- Streaming crawl events allow real-time tracking of progress.
- Batch jobs process hundreds of URLs concurrently, continuing the job even if some failures occur.
- It supports browser rendering to handle JavaScript-heavy SPAs, and also includes WAF detection.
The supported language interfaces total 11: Rust, Python, TypeScript/Node.js, Go, Ruby, Java, C#, PHP, Elixir, WASM, and C FFI. Each binding connects directly to the core engine.
The project has been released as part of the Kreuzberg organization and can be found on GitHub and the official site.
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