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Build a loan underwriting agent workflow in ~5 mins 💵🤖 (No code, just English) I built an agentic workflow that can process incoming PDFs of financial statements: checking statements, bank statements, brokerage accounts, and extract/normalize the financials in each source of data. I did this by specifying the schemas... show more

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