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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: souravjain540

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 title: 'Building a Gradcracker scraper with Crawlee: anti-bot failures and redirect bugs'
 description: 'A real-world breakdown of building a Gradcracker scraper with Crawlee, handling bot detection, unstable redirects, and production trade-offs.'
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 authors: [ShaheerS]
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 > 👉 This article was written by [Shaheer Sarfaraz](https://www.linkedin.com/in/ssarfaraz30/) as part of [Write for Apify](https://apify.com/resources/write-for-apify) - a program for developers sharing original articles about what they've built with Crawlee.
 
 I spent three days debugging a scraper that I really expected to have knocked out in an afternoon. At one point I had four different AI models open simultaneously, all confidently giving me solutions that did absolutely nothing. I fixed it eventually. By thinking. Like an animal.
 
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 ## What JobOps does
 
 [JobOps](https://jobops.app/) is a self-hosted job search pipeline I built because I was tired of manually checking job boards that quietly delete listings the moment they expire. It scrapes eight international and UK-specific job sources (like LinkedIn, Indeed), normalizes the results, and stores them so I can search historical data instead of whatever happens to be live today. It's got over 2,700 stars on [GitHub](https://github.com/dakheera47/job-ops/), which I think means other people had the same problem.