We've been cooking in quiet for a bit. We think ChatGPT Agent could be more accessible to developers, and we've recreated "ChatGPT Agent" on Cloudflare Containers
Check out AgentFlare
- Remotely control a Linux computer
- Automate browser actions
- Search the web
- Uses Claude's new 1M context model
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Curious to play around with it? We'll be covering the Cloudflare hosting till we sunset this on August 31st, check it out here: https://t.co/6ByHgJCKTT
Or, if you're a developer: https://t.co/jQS5gkeLm2
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We've been cooking in quiet for a bit. We think ChatGPT Agent could be more accessible to developers, and we've recreated "ChatGPT Agent" on Cloudflare Containers
Check out AgentFlare
- Remotely control a Linux computer
- Automate browser actions
- Search the web
- Uses Claude's new 1M context model
1/4
Now for a demo of getting structured data from Glassdoor in markdown using our proprietary chromium-based browser. Here we're getting details for the company @vercel
The flow resolves end-to-end in between 6000-10000 milliseconds. Once captured the cached results return in <120ms
Substack has no API, so here's a demo of LSD programmatically getting Substack data with succinct function chaining (half the code is zod related).
If you put multiple features into a single Twitter thread, is that multithreading? (read on for more)
Links to repos in replies
Interesting you can now make
> Cursor for {any industry}
Asked ChatGPT:
- Cursor for Data Science → Auto-generates Jupyter notebooks, visualizes data, explains models, debugs Pandas errors
- Cursor for Game Dev → Real-time Unity/Unreal editor with AI NPC scripting, level design suggestions, asset tagging
- Cursor for Webflow/No-code → Converts natural language to front-end components, auto-deploys, explains CSS/JS
- Cursor for Finance/Quant → Live coding with market data, auto-backtesting strategies, error tracing in Python/R
- Cursor for Hardware/IoT → IDE for Arduino/Raspberry Pi with schematic-aware debugging and real-time sensor emulation
- Cursor for Smart Contracts → Solidity IDE with security linting, gas optimization, and testnet integration
- Cursor for Biotech/Bioinformatics → DNA sequence analysis, genome mapping, Python/R support for lab workflows
- Cursor for Cybersecurity → Script generator for pen-testing, auto-reverse engineering, real-time exploit checking
- Cursor for DevOps → Writes and validates Dockerfiles, CI/CD pipelines, Helm charts, Terraform scripts @DanielLockyer
- Cursor for Education → AI tutor that co-writes code and explains line-by-line for students in real time
For a game hackathon we made a drinking game.
Taking a sip and tap one of the foil strips to shake the browser (as a drunk browsing simulator)
The other metal strip changes the Wikipedia article plus irish drinking song playing in the background (w/ programming references)
Substack has no API, so here's a demo of LSD programmatically getting Substack data with succinct function chaining (half the code is zod related).
If you put multiple features into a single Twitter thread, is that multithreading? (read on for more)
Links to repos in replies
Launching LSD, a dynamically typed programming language with AI natively embedded for interacting with web browsers.
So, we made a parody of the song "No Type" to accompany our TypeScript SDK (link to repo in reply)
Link to updated MCP server:
https://t.co/LHRNhkZx9z
Link to the Substack example shown above:
https://t.co/9srOgZUqho
Feel free to DM @itisyev or @pranavsf with any issues or requests, otherwise drop a comment.
Substack has no API, so here's a demo of LSD programmatically getting Substack data with succinct function chaining (half the code is zod related).
If you put multiple features into a single Twitter thread, is that multithreading? (read on for more)
Links to repos in replies
And, to make spinning up new projects built on internetdata easier, we also have a convenient `create` shorthand
$ yarn create your-internet
Or for the folks who prefer npm
$ npm create your-internet
@theemao @alecvxyz Our web data gets cached for up to 15 minutes unless you time travel https://t.co/SJzByodWMu
And we have a local browser https://t.co/H89wQe13PY
More will be coming this week
In case you're wondering where the inspiration for this came from, we're interested in building what @paulg described as a "Hacker's Google" at pycon in 2012 where the web is easily transformable (start at 6:15) https://t.co/DRTlN7MQr6
Here's the repo with quickstarts as well as code examples https://t.co/VF3ghVQsSA
If you're facing any issues, schedule a call in the README or drop a comment