URL and Natural Language = API

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korbinschulz · 11h ago

I saw a cool project that someone had made where you could pass in a URL and natural language specifying the data you're interested in and then an LLM would create an API for you to fetch that data.

I thought this was pretty neat and figured I had a good idea of how I could make something like this, so I went ahead and gave it a shot. I've tested it a bit and it seems to work ok. I used Gemini's API as they have a pretty generous free tier and feel like it works pretty well. Github repo is linked in the post

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URL and Natural Language = API

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