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Pipeline view of an agentic fundraising prototype for an AI client built in Framer. Rendered in Ultramock.
I had Claude build out ~800 rows (~50 columns) of dummy contact data in supabase with varying degrees of lead enrichment and match scoring to simulate a live DB connection.
Really enjoying using Claude x Framer. Its truly a superpower for building simulation engines like this.
Good work👏🔥🔥
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Nice Work
Looks sweet
Exceptional work! ❤️
Nice work
Clean work
Very impressive! Claude and Framer make a powerful combination for rapidly prototyping AI-driven workflows. Great way to simulate real-world data and validate the user experience.
Sounds like an innovative way to leverage Claude and Framer! How's the lead match scoring impacting your strategies?
800 rows of synthetic leads with varying enrichment is such a smart way to stress test a prototype before real data exists. Did Claude explain its scoring logic clearly, or did you end up reverse engineering why certain leads ranked higher?
Thanks! One of the DB fields is a short, natural language scoring explanation from the platform's AI (named Frank) that simulates the scoring logic. So in a way yes, I had Claude essentially do this as part of the sim!
800 rows of dummy data for a proto, madness
Hah agreed. Normally a bit overkill but it was pretty easy with a few prompts. And this is being used in pitch meetings so wanted to create the realism.
This is really impressive. Love how you simulated real-world data to test the experience
THIS IS VERY INCREDIBLE
nice job 👏
Generating 800 rows of realistic dummy data with varying enrichment levels is such an underrated step, it's the difference between a prototype that looks fake and one that actually feels like a live pipeline when you're pitching it.
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