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Sandeep Pawar · 2024-10-19T00:39:07.547Z

💡 📢I am planning on writing a series of blogs on extracting structured output from unstructured data, especially in Fabric. There is a lot to test, learn, write and I am short on time. So, to keep things moving, I will share the code first and writ...

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This blog post presents an innovative approach to extracting and organizing Fabric APIs using LLMs, specifically with the Gemini 1.5 Flash model. The detailed steps for scraping the Microsoft Learn PDF and parsing the API data are clear and practical, making it easier for developers to keep track of the vast number of APIs available. The structured output format for API details ensures consistency and usability, which is a significant plus. I'm particularly excited about the potential insights from the Power BI report that will follow! Great work on leveraging AI to simplify the API discovery process! 🌟📊

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