Do you really have 100+ connectors?
Show HN: Airweave – Let agents search any app
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#42Looks really cool! I had slight trouble understanding whether the repo is the complete codebase or if it connects to a separate backend.
Does one host the server or is it connecting to Airweave backend? Put another way: how does Airweave make $$ and where does data stay at rest (if it stays anywhere)?
Re: Show HN: Airweave – Let agents search any app
#43Airweave is a large and established mattress brand that’s sold in department stores in Japan. You should look into that
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#44Congrats!
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#45i think before you guys spend the next 2 years building this startup, you should carefully study the connector business and the many carcasses along the way. YC itself has a few. it is probably one of the sloggiest businesses i know and while the success cases like fivetran are great, there is a lot of pain behind the failures. dont ask how i know. good luck and i hope you prove me wrong if you choose to ignore this.
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#46this is so powerful - MCP on steroids :). what are the next use cases you're looking to build?
We're mostly focused on getting this right - better than any other tool atm. We are evaluating ideas like mapped RBAC, self-updating deep research and other tools for agent builders but it should first be very clear to us the devs actually need it :D
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Re: Show HN: Airweave – Let agents search any app
#47i think before you guys spend the next 2 years building this startup, you should carefully study the connector business and the many carcasses along the way. YC itself has a few. it is probably one of the sloggiest businesses i know and while the success cases like fivetran are great, there is a lot of pain behind the failures. dont ask how i know. good luck and i hope you prove me wrong if you choose to ignore this.
why is it one of the sloggiest businesses?