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Use the free credits on one contained public web-context task. Share what the output got right, what it missed, and where the workflow created friction. Tag @getcontextdev and @mynameisyahia.
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Just tested @getcontextdev and it's much more than scraping I tried HTML, images, sitemaps, screenshots and structured extraction. The API playground makes testing each tool really simple, and having everything under one API is genuinely convenient Would use it for AI agent
View on XTurning testdrive.so into web context was surprisingly smooth. It pulled 4 URLs with useful text, images and metadata. My only friction was navigating the options on mobile. Overall, useful tool, though the workflow could be simpler. @getcontextdev @mynameisyahia
View on XAre you a dev looking for a simple API to scrape public web data? @getcontextdev by @mynameisyahia got me through a Test Drive scrape in under 2 mins. What it got right: very fast extraction + easy setup, but it missed some page context. But in all, it did the job perfectly.
View on Xscraping, extraction, brand data. usually three tools stitched together. ran one query through @getcontextdev instead. 9 results. 3 highly relevant. 3.4s. 1 credit. one api instead of three. the docs could be clearer for new users, but the efficiency is hard to ignore.
View on XI explored @getcontextdev and liked the idea of one API handling scraping, extraction, and brand data. It fits AI builders, SaaS teams, and developers working with web data. The product is clean, but clearer API explanations would make it easier to start @mynameisyahia
View on XUsed 7/250 free AI credits to scrape Polymarket's UI (fonts, screenshots, images) @getcontextdev perfectly nailed the high-res screen and typography It worked too well, pulled 146 images including every tiny arrow which now requires manual filtering
View on XAPIs usually add friction for AI agents, but @getcontextdev from @mynameisyahia simplifies everything. Extracted Test Drive data quickly and cleanly. Missed minor page details, still got the job done well.
View on XI was confused as I was testing out @getcontextdev until I realized there is a manual set up and Agentic setup. I copied my API key and set it all up to scrape the useful information. The response was fast, got all the useful information within seconds. The UI/UX is friendly
View on XI tried to vibecod a portfolio website using @getcontextdev , what it does is it pull data from website and translate it to readable data for Ai agents. considering the fact that I was trying to gather inspiration from multiple sites contexdev did pretty well in pulling the data
View on XI just finished vibecoding a trading bot on @getcontextdev that allows me frontrun new metas and buy them before they blows up Process was smooth but i couldn’t get the end product because my account was flagged for manual review and i would like @mynameisyahia to look into it
View on XTried @getcontextdev through a TestDrive campaign. It solves a real problem for developers who don’t want to build and maintain web crawlers. Live web data, structured extraction, and brand intelligence make it useful. Overall, this is a good product @mynameisyahia .
View on XI tried @getcontextdev on a public web context task and I was impressed by how well it pulled everything together. The output was clear and gave me exactly the context I needed, really smooth experience. @mynameisyahia is onto something
View on XThis is the tool I used to look for in extensions. Never found a reliable one. 1 free credit on @getcontextdev. Liked the output a lot. UI is user friendly, not complex. Missed nothing useful. No friction. Also scrape, crawl, extract, screenshots, brand. @mynameisyahia
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