The missing ingestion layer for modern RAG systems.
Turn messy webpages and PDFs into clean, structured knowledge for AI pipelines in one API call.
RAG-Ready Extractor is a high-performance ingestion API that converts raw web pages and PDFs into RAG-optimized structured data.
Input
• URL • PDF
Output
• semantic chunks • importance scoring • structured tables • token usage metadata
Designed for
• Pinecone • Weaviate • Qdrant • LangChain • LlamaIndex
Most RAG systems index raw HTML or PDF text.
This introduces a large amount of noise into the knowledge base:
• navigation menus • cookie banners • footers • related links • ads
In many real pipelines 30-40% of indexed tokens are useless.
This causes:
Hallucinations The model confuses navigation elements with actual knowledge.
High Costs You pay for tokens that add zero value.
Slow Performance Larger contexts increase latency.
Based on benchmarks using large technical documents (e.g., the BloombergGPT research paper):
| Metric | Standard Pipeline | RAG-Ready Pipeline |
|---|---|---|
| Input Tokens | 100k | ~65k |
| Noise Removed | 0% | ~35% |
| Retrieval Quality | Variable | Improved via importance filtering |
| Estimated LLM Cost | 100% | 30-70% reduction |
Filtering noise before embedding dramatically reduces token usage.
Extract clean content and index only meaningful chunks.
import requests
from pinecone import Pinecone
# 1. Extract structured content
data = requests.post(
"API_URL",
json={"url": "https://example.com/blog"}
).json()
# 2. Connect to vector database
pc = Pinecone(api_key="YOUR_KEY")
index = pc.Index("rag-knowledge")
# 3. Index only high-importance chunks
for chunk in data["content"]["chunks"]:
if chunk["importance_score"] > 6.5:
index.upsert(vectors=[{
"id": str(hash(chunk["text"])),
"values": embed(chunk["text"]),
"metadata": {
"section": chunk["heading_context"]
}
}])The API returns content that is ready to be embedded and indexed.
The API currently supports:
Web Pages
• blogs • documentation sites • landing pages
PDF Documents
• research papers (ArXiv) • technical manuals • financial filings
Structured Data
HTML tables are automatically converted into clean JSON objects.
Example response structure:
{
"metadata": {
"title": "BloombergGPT...",
"word_count": 27938
},
"content": {
"chunks": [
{
"text": "The use of NLP in finance...",
"importance_score": 7.06,
"heading_context": "Introduction"
}
],
"tables": [
{
"table_type": "pricing",
"headers": ["Feature", "Basic", "Pro"],
"rows": []
}
]
},
"usage": {
"latency_ms": 6900,
"token_count": 57212
}
}Example benchmark using the BloombergGPT research paper.
| Metric | Result |
|---|---|
| Tokens processed | 57,212 |
| Word count | 27,938 |
| Processing latency | 6.9 seconds |
| Extracted chunks | 3,481 |
Large documents can be processed in a few seconds while preserving semantic structure.
Client
↓
RapidAPI Gateway
↓
Extraction Engine
↓
Structure Analyzer
↓
Importance Scoring
↓
Structured JSON Output
The API is designed as a pre-vectorization ingestion layer for AI pipelines.
RAG-Ready Extractor is designed for:
• RAG pipelines • AI documentation chatbots • research assistants • knowledge base ingestion • web → vector database pipelines
Access the API through RapidAPI.
Step 1 — Get your API key
👉 RapidAPI: https://rapidapi.com/cdd-it-cdd-lab-it/api/rag-ready-markdown-pdf-extractor
Use your preferred HTTP client.
Example using Python:
import requests
response = requests.post(
API_URL,
json={"url": "https://example.com"}
)
print(response.json())Step 3 — Extract structured knowledge
Send a URL or PDF and receive clean data ready for vector databases.
Created by Carlos Manuel Díaz.
Helping developers build cleaner and more efficient RAG pipelines.