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Fekri

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Fekri2 years ago

Simply copy-paste: 1. page.tsx 2. route.ts into your Next.js app & done! the coolest thing about this tool might be the URL: 😎 hope you like it! 🙏🏽

Paulius 🏴‍☠️2 years ago

We’ve reached peak AI wrappers

Fekri2 years ago

we can add another wrapper layer on top

Fekri2 years ago

😂

Fekri2 years ago

exactly lol lol

Rufus2 years ago

Brilliant.

Raydon Kimunguyi2 years ago

Amazing product man.

Fekri2 years ago

thanks man!!

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