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Our website fintechbenchmark.com is a large directory of fintech products and services. The information on the site was seeded from the internet, and in this dynamic industry things change. To keep it current, we run an agent whose job is to keep the site up to date. It runs overnight, processing a batch of companies and their products, using AI to check that the information is accurate — and updating the site when things have changed.

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After spending a year building fintechbenchmark.com the traditional way—writing code, testing it, iterating—I’d grown comfortable with GitHub Copilot as my AI assistant. It delivered a significant productivity boost, though I’d learned when to trust it and when to ignore its suggestions and push forward on my own.

Then, weeks before our soft launch, our lead contractor dropped a demo of Google Antigravity (Project IDX) that made our entire workflow look like stone tools and campfire stories.

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When I was seeding the database for fintechbenchmark.com with Claude-generated or Openai-generated content, I needed structured data that matched my database schema. My format of choice was JSON, and my approach was straightforward:

  • Request JSON in the prompt
  • Provide an example of the desired structure
  • Parse Claude’s response—a text string containing JSON wrapped in markdown code blocks with triple backticks
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When we planned fintechbenchmark.com (currently in beta), we realized that AI wasn’t optional—it was essential. We could either embrace this revolution or watch competitors leave us behind.

We faced a classic startup dilemma: build a custom AI solution (expensive and slow) or use an off-the-shelf product to launch quickly and learn what our visitors actually need. We chose the pragmatic route.

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In a previous post I showed how an AI system (ChatGPT) was an easy way of converting an SQL Schema to a JSON-Schema. It was very successful and could save hours of donkey-work when dealing with a legacy database. I am coding in TypeScript so I asked for a TypeScript schema as well. It also did that perfectly.

I asked Gemini to do the same job.

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