Do you need to find a page or read one you already have?
Reader accepts a known address and returns readable content such as Markdown. The Search API takes a query and returns search results with text. Use Reader when you already have the official page you want to check.
What should you check before sending or keeping a page?
The hosted Reader fetches and processes the address you supply. Use approved public material and leave private URLs and personal data out of the request. Compare any critical line with the original and check whether you may retain the returned text.
Which usage does the vendor count?
Reader’s pricing description counts tokens in returned content and lists a lower-rate option without a key. Search has a separate token calculation and requires a key. Check limits for the service you intend to use.
Did the text copy keep the effective date?
Put a fictional notice and an older archived notice side by side. Draw how you would identify the current one before reading its text copy.
- Find the original markerUnderline the effective date and the section carrying the actual rule.
- Check the copyMark the date and rule together. If the date is absent, go back to the original rather than reusing the line alone.