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You should really stop using Zapier, Make or n8n Generating a Python script and running it is much faster (and cheaper) using: - o3-mini / Claude / Gemini to create the script - Python Code Runner (free Chrome extension) to run it And it only takes a few minutes.... show more

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Link to the Python Code Runner extension: 100% free (with a premium option for scheduling your scripts) Thanks to Cliprun for the partnership and this discovery!

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Everyone is getting ahead with AI. You should be too. Summarize documents, craft emails, and generate custom content instantly with this powerful tool. It's like having ChatGPT tailored for your job. Try it for free.

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More control, fewer limitations, and no subscription fees. This is the way.

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Exactly 🎯

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I love n8n but always willing to check other out 👀

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You should! Generating your own automations/agents is still highly underestimated.

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This is a built-in cheat mode

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Probably the easiest way to run scripts I've seen so far!

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Yea I've thought this recently as well. Isn't it better to just create your own app around these automations now?

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You can. If it's for internal use, not having a UI usually doesn't bother me.

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Nocode expert saying death to nocode tools? Wild times😳

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AI-generated code is the new no-code. For real.

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