this is VERY cool!
thank you!
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#22Access to XMLHttpRequest at ' https://graphql.superglue.cloud/ ' from origin ' https://app.superglue.cloud ' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource.
Thanks for flagging this. Odd. Did this happen on the website or in the actual app? Might be a server overload looking at our logs.
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#23Really cool project! I'm very bullish on LLMs for structured data.
Curious - why did you decide to open source? It's neat to see a lot new YC open source companies. I'm curious why you thought open-sourcing superglue was strategically advantageous
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#24something like this that runs as a browser agent, allowing me to extract structured data from websites (whitelisted) using natural language queries
have you looked at Browser Use? https://browser-use.com/
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#26Very cool! Love the demo.
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#27Love it, is there also a possibility for alarms if schema changes?
Alarm? What about self-healing. That would be neato.
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#28Does this have any connection to the previous "Supaglue" startup [0]? Similar problem space, slightly different/pre-llm solution. [0] https://docs.supaglue.com/
ooof, I assumed this was the same company.
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#29Really cool project! I'm very bullish on LLMs for structured data. Curious - why did you decide to open source? It's neat to see a lot new YC open source companies. I'm curious why you thought open-sourcing superglue was strategically advantageous
Thanks! The primary reason is because we want folks to be able to run this locally and contribute to the project / fix issues as they come up. This is much harder when you have a black box tool and rely on our small team for support.