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Build Full-Stack LLM Apps in Python
.. with just a prompt
In today’s newsletter:
Reflex Build: Full-Stack LLM apps in Python
Mito AI: Enhance your Jupyter Notebooks
Fire Enrich: Turn a simple list of emails into a structured dataset
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Reflex is a Python library that lets you create full-stack web apps entirely in Python.
With the new Reflex Build, you can integrate Python libraries or external APIs directly into your app using a single prompt.
Describe your app in a prompt, and Reflex generates the frontend and backend in Python.
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Supports Python libraries and APIs for dashboards, data analysis tools, or AI applications.
This allows data scientists, ML engineers, and AI engineers to build end-to-end applications in Python
Mito AI is an open-source toolkit that integrates directly into Jupyter Notebooks, offering intelligent assistance for data analysis tasks.
Key Features:
Automated Workflow Generation: Create complete data pipelines—from import to modeling—using natural language prompts.
Context-Aware Debugging: Identify and resolve errors within your notebook without losing context.
Excel to Python Code: Convert Excel data manipulations into clean Python code seamlessly.
Natural Language Database Queries: Interact with your databases using plain English queries.
It’s 100% Open Source.
FireEnrich, is a Multi-Agent AI system that transforms emails into rich datasets with company profiles, tech stacks, and more.
Here’s how it works:
It first extracts the company domain from each email, then launches an orchestrator that runs agents in sequence:
Discovery Agent – Finds basic company info
Company Profile Agent – Identifies industry and market segment
Financial Intel Agent – Gathers funding and investor data
Tech Stack Agent – Detects technologies from GitHub and docs
General Agent – Finds leadership details like the CEO
Finally, a synthesis layer combines all agent outputs into a clean, verified dataset ready for use.
You can run this with any LLM
It’s Open Source
That’s a Wrap
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