For Your Role

Scavio for ML Engineers

Wire live search results into training pipelines, feature stores, and retrieval systems with a reliable JSON API.

Jobs to Be Done

  • Feed fresh SERP and product data into feature stores on a schedule
  • Serve real-time search as a retrieval tool for RAG and agent applications
  • Backfill evaluation sets when a new model candidate needs benchmarking
  • Monitor production model outputs against live search ground truth
  • Handle retries, concurrency, and schema stability so upstream scraping never breaks training

Common Workflows

Feature store hydration job

Run a nightly Airflow DAG that hits Scavio for the top 10K tracked queries, normalizes results into a Feast feature view, and publishes features to online and offline stores so ranking models always train and serve on the same SERP snapshot.

Example: airflow dag: scavio.batch(queries) -> feast.ingest(feature_view='serp_features_v3')

Retrieval backend for RAG services

Expose Scavio behind an internal gRPC retrieval service that LLM apps call when their vector store misses. The service caches hot queries in Redis, falls back to Scavio for cold ones, and returns normalized passages ready to pass into a generation step.

Example: grpc retrieve(query) -> redis.get or scavio.google(query).organic -> chunk -> context

Continuous evaluation harness

Every deploy triggers an eval suite that re-runs 2K held-out queries through the production LLM and grades answers against fresh Scavio SERPs using an LLM judge, posting regressions to a dashboard so the team catches accuracy drops before customers do.

Example: on deploy: for q in evalset: judge(model(q), scavio.google(q).snippets)

Canary drift detection

A sidecar service samples 1 percent of production queries, compares current model outputs against Scavio results, and alerts when semantic divergence crosses a threshold. This surfaces silent data drift that batch metrics miss.

Example: sample(prod_queries, 0.01) -> cosine(embed(model.out), embed(scavio.snippet))

Pain Points Scavio Solves

  • Upstream scrapers fail silently and corrupt training sets for days
  • Maintaining a scraping fleet steals time from actual model work
  • Inconsistent JSON schemas from free tools break pipeline contracts
  • Throughput caps stop large-scale eval runs from finishing in time

Tools ML Engineers Pair With Scavio

Airflow, Feast, Ray, Redis, Kubernetes, Weights and Biases. Scavio returns structured JSON that fits into any of these tools.

Quick Start

Python
import requests

response = requests.post(
    "https://api.scavio.dev/api/v1/search",
    headers={"x-api-key": "your_scavio_api_key"},
    json={"query": "scavio.batch(queries=top_10k, platform='google', concurrency=64)"},
)

data = response.json()
# Analyze results for your workflow
for result in data.get("organic_results", [])[:10]:
    print(result["title"], "-", result["link"])

Platforms You Will Use

Google

Web search with knowledge graph, PAA, and AI overviews

YouTube

Video search with transcripts and metadata

Google News

News search with headlines and sources

Amazon

Product search with prices, ratings, and reviews

Reddit

Community, posts & threaded comments from any subreddit

Frequently Asked Questions

Scavio helps ml engineers wire live search results into training pipelines, feature stores, and retrieval systems with a reliable json api.. Use structured search data from Google, Amazon, YouTube, and Walmart to automate workflows, build agents, and produce insights.

Common pairings include Airflow, Feast, Ray, Redis. Scavio returns clean JSON that slots into data pipelines and agent frameworks.

ML Engineers typically rely on Google, YouTube, Google News, Amazon, Reddit. All are available through a single Scavio API key.

Yes. 500 free credits per month, no credit card required. This covers most early prototypes and light production workloads.

Scavio for ML Engineers

Wire live search results into training pipelines, feature stores, and retrieval systems with a reliable JSON API.