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keploy
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Comment #47594145
A tool for developers that automatically generates APIs and integration tests from actual user traffic Running with keploy record without code modification captures network-level t…
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Comment #44139006
but the one I made is better because it's free and unlimited urls can be covered
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Is anyone seeing results from LLMSTXT files, or is it just hype?
I've been seeing a lot of chatter about using llmstxt files (the so-called "SEO cheat code" for LLMs) to get better backlinks, visibility, and even organic traffic. The theory is t…
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Comment #44136831
Keploy is doing the same thing, in same space - https://github.com/keploy/keploy
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Show HN: Convert any sitemap into LLM-friendly llms.txt to help with SEO
Been experimenting with how LLMs crawl and interpret content. Realized most sites aren’t optimized for them at all. BUT! the popular ones have already added llms txt file So I buil…
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Comment #40682994
Since the LLM needs more context around mocks for the unit test, it is better in generating test cases above existing test cases. Not good for generating from scratch for complex a…
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Comment #40636175
This is a great step if true. I think it's wonderful if someone wants these features but it should take an action to enable them. That way the less-technical users don't get trippe…
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Comment #40620088
There will be no cars left. This needs to apply to TRUCKS. This is why you have so many trucks on the road now. One set of standards for trucks and one set of standards for cars is…
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Ask HN: People who make $10k+/month working on AI tools, what do you do?
We're on our way to hit $10k/mo with our product and I was wondering what problems you guys solve with AI! Let’s have an open discussion on this topic and share the steps on how yo…
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Comment #40576519
They should really define "affordable".