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Natural language interface for accessing internet data

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  • Natural language interface for accessing internet data.
  • Chrome extension for non-developers to access API data.
  • Query APIs using natural language instead of Postman.
  • Turn browser API requests into chat interfaces.

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It allows you to access publicly available internet data. CopiioAI can retrieve public information online and securely connect to the data sources you choose. It only operates within the access you explicitly allow, without writing a single line of code. If your browser can access it, CopiioAI can access it.

To start asking questions:

  1. Find a topic you like in the Knowledge Base and click "Add to My Knowledge Base".
  2. Or, go to Community > Share Received and click "Accept" on any knowledge shared with you.

Once added, you’re ready to start asking!

CopiioAI lets you talk to your APIs — transforming them into a live chat interface without building a frontend. Instead of writing UI code or repetitive integration layers, you can directly operate your APIs and data through conversation. We demonstrate three different ways to create API-powered tools:

  1. Generate a tool automatically from intercepted browser requests
  2. Import a custom API configuration via JSON (url, method, query, headers, body)
  3. Create a tool from a URL and let CopiioAI read and process live page content

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This started from a frustrating debugging session. I was troubleshooting a production issue in our live streaming system at 2am. The problem required checking data from three different sources. I thought: "Why isn't there a unified interface to query all this data? Why do I need to context-switch between SQL, Redis CLI, and AWS console?"

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AI for everyone

This started from a frustrating debugging session. I was troubleshooting a production issue in our live streaming system at 2am. The problem required checking data from three different sources. I thought: "Why isn't there a unified interface to query all this data? Why do I need to context-switch between SQL, Redis CLI, and AWS console?"

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