Monitor a sitemap.xml URL, extract URLs, filter by content type, and export the filtered list to downstream systems.
Reads a sitemap.xml from a URL and parses every listed URL. Applies user-defined filters to keep only desired content types (e.g., PDFs, images, or HTML pages). Exports or routes the filtered URLs to emails, databases, or downstream AI agents for further processing.
Extracts, filters, and exports sitemap URLs to fit your workflow.
Read sitemap.xml from a provided URL.
Parse all listed URLs from the sitemap.
Filter by content type (e.g., PDF, image, HTML).
Normalize and deduplicate URLs for consistency.
Export or route the results to email, database, or downstream AI agent.
Log execution details for auditing and traceability.
This AI Agent eliminates manual sitemap parsing and filtering, saving time and reducing errors. It delivers a clean, export-ready URL list with filtering criteria.
A simple, three-step flow for non-technical users.
Retrieves sitemap.xml from the configured URL and validates accessibility.
Extracts all URL entries from the sitemap and normalizes them into a consistent format.
Applies content-type filters, deduplicates results, and exports to the chosen destination (email, database, or downstream AI agent).
A realistic scenario with task, time, and outcome.
Scenario: A marketing team conducts a weekly asset audit. Task: Fetch sitemap.xml, extract all PDF links updated in the last 7 days, and export as CSV in under 2 minutes. Outcome: A CSV with 35 unique PDF URLs, timestamped and ready for review in the asset library.
Roles that rely on accurate sitemap data to drive decisions.
Wants a targeted URL inventory for audits.
Filters asset types (PDFs, images) for asset review.
Automates link extraction in pipelines.
Analyzes URL types for reporting and insights.
Verifies asset distribution across campaigns.
Ensures sitemap-derived lists are accurate and repeatable.
Connects to downstream channels to store, notify, or trigger actions.
Sends the filtered URL list to recipients in CSV/JSON format.
Stores records with URL, filter criteria, and timestamps for auditing.
Writes export files to a bucket for later retrieval.
Triggers downstream workflows or pipelines when exports complete.
Common scenarios that benefit from automated sitemap link extraction.
Common questions about operation, security, and limits.
The AI Agent accepts standard sitemap.xml files accessible via URL, including sitemap index files that reference other sitemaps. It can handle HTTP/HTTPS sources and respects authentication when provided. If a sitemap is large, the agent can process entries in batches to avoid timeouts. It produces a structured list of URLs with optional metadata for downstream use.
Yes. The agent processes entries in chunks, streaming results as they are parsed and filtered. It can be configured to cap the number of URLs per export and to resume where it left off if interrupted. For very large sitemaps, the operation can be scheduled to run incrementally (e.g., daily).
Exports are generated in CSV or JSON formats by default and can include metadata such as last-modified time, content-type, and source URL. These exports can be emailed, written to a database, or sent to a downstream workflow via a webhook. Additional formats can be added through integration hooks. The agent ensures consistent encoding and line endings for reliability.
Filters are defined by content type or URL pattern (e.g., *.pdf, *.jpg, or specific path rules). You can set multiple criteria and combine them with OR logic. The agent validates filters before running and logs any mismatches. Changes to filters take effect on the next run without downtime.
Access to sitemap.xml is conducted over HTTPS by default to protect data in transit. If the URL requires authentication, credentials can be provided via secure storage or environment variables. The agent does not store credentials beyond the runtime session unless explicitly configured. Exports can be encrypted in transit and at rest, depending on the destination service.
Yes. The agent can be scheduled to run at fixed intervals or triggered by webhooks from other pipelines. Each run is logged with timestamps, filter criteria, and counts. Scheduling can be aligned with sitemap update cadences to ensure timely data deliveries.
The agent resolves redirects where possible and flags or excludes malformed URLs from the export. It logs any anomalies with a brief error description. The resulting list contains only valid, accessible URLs, ensuring downstream processes work with reliable data.
Monitor a sitemap.xml URL, extract URLs, filter by content type, and export the filtered list to downstream systems.
