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YOUR AI AGENT CAN NOW COLLECT DATA FROM ALMOST ANY WEBSITE X, YouTube, Reddit, random websites, basically whatever you need for research, analytics or monitoring. Here are 3 GitHub tools that let your agent pull the data for you. 1. Agent-Reach Bundles tools for working with different platforms in... show more
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API-first beats fighting the web every time.

yeah, if the API is there ;( the whole point is when there is’t one

the next upgrade isn't a smarter model. it's giving the model hands

100%

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こういうGitHubツールの情報、実務で即使えるのでありがたいです。エージェントの収集力が上がる流れを追いかけていて勉強になります。

exactly, that’s why I love finding these tools and actually testing them in real workflows

Well then why does every website still ask me if I’m a robot and has me click on bicycles for 5 minutes?

because giving us an API would be too easy, gotta prove you’re human 5 times first lol

I thank my lucky stars I have found an intelligence which can lend an organizing principle.

who’s that 👀

looks like the post did its job then lol🫢

bro I wanted this one badly tnx

haha glad you got it bro, hope it saves you some time

@TeddyinMedia pretty cool how much easier it's getting to pull data from all over. I remember spending hours doing this manually back in the day. Tech's making life so much simpler, right?

Benchmarks are noisy; what matters is whether it sticks in my workflow.

yeah exactly, idc about the benchmark if the agent actually makes my workflow easier

Informative share

agents getting web data is huge

100 accounts sounds useful until half of them are just repeating the same 3 posts

Which one handles reddit without getting blocked every five minutes

😲😲

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Browser automation for data scraping is a game changer. Thanks for sharing.

👍🏻

thanks!

That's effing cool

Agreed

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saving this for later fr

Thank you, I really appreciate it

let me check this out :)

Amazing job

This makes web research automation incredibly powerful.

Excellent

yeah, data collection was the last manual step in a lot of workflows

yeah, data collection was the last manual step in a lot of workflows

