Sumeet Pannu

This kind of stuff is about two things: 1. Easy to get started 2. Easy to interpret the data. You nailed it on both. Well done!

@antonosika : You really opened up the world of LLMs to developers with gpt-engineer. Thanks for continuing to push the field forward.

This is a difficult problem despite so many folks in this space - or aspects of it. Surely seems worth a go.

Oohh... I've built a non-ai version of this (a general web scapper that is agnostic to the type/structure of site - just wants specific data). I'm sure this will do a *much* better job. Looking forward to giving this a go. I tried one previously with disappointing results.

This is a great idea - looking forward to trying this out. Have been a bit disappointed with other tools that offer to write tests for me. The pricing seems pretty fair as well!

Yeah, for sure the proliferation of agents will need a guardrail of testing. This seem like a big step in the right direction - almost like Gong for AI :-)

This seems great. What's the migration from Ripple like?

Wow! Who doesn't need this?

So many tearful memories of little babies all grown up. I'm not crying, you're crying. It reminds me of Baraka a bit if you've ever seen that movie.

This is something I can turn AI towards with confidence. The stakes are low enough and there is enough boiler plate. Great idea! It's also vital work that is often done with low quality. Looking forward to giving this a whirl.

An industry that so needs tech to make it efficient. Great idea!

Ok, finally! THIS is exactly I want AI to do for me. But correctly, not like that one guy who copied/pasted made up stuff. Thanks so much, this is so great!

Nothing wrong with a little fun competition on a public leaderboard!

Would love to see this on Linux as well! That's where all my mess is... so tired of: find / -type f -name "*.conf" 2>/dev/null \ -exec grep -H "magic" {} \; | \ awk -F: '{ print "File: " $1 " - Line: " $2 " contains magic!" }' | \ grep -E ".*[0-9].*" | \ awk '{ print toupper($0) }' | \ sort | uniq -c | \ awk '{ print $1 " occurrences of MAGIC found in " $2 }' You feel me?

yeah, the conversational nature of the request for feedback is interesting. It makes it both more engaging for the user and better in terms of getting valuable data back. Nice. It wasn't immediately clear to me the customization options for my vertical or just my company itself. Will have to give it a whirl!

Hey now, this is cool - the folks jam.dev just keep on giving. Funny, this has gotten more urgent now that chrome is stopping ad blockers. Appreciate the contribution to the community. Stand by from some from us @korl as well - soon!

Def is much faster and more focused to build graphs in than sheets. The interface is beautiful, rich and quick. I like the AI insights it surfaces as well. Thanks for sharing!

Super interesting! All the patience in the world and seems easy to integrate. Want to try this out as a way to help guide people through our app on initial start. What are the other interesting/surprising cases people are using this for?

adding this to each of my customer channels is the way to go! And the price is hard to beat! Thanks so much!

Sheets have not changed much since the Visicalc days. This LLM layer on top can really help take them from a simple storage and retrieval interface to an action based agent. Looking forward to giving it a try!