We tried to use AI for custom Fibery integrations development with some success. We’ve successfully created Linear, Stripe and Monday integrations and they often work from the first try. In the best case scenario you can get some working integration in 30 minutes (initial tools setup may take some time though). We’ve prepared repository template and prompts that you will use without any modification to get it done. Here is the guide how you can try it and create (and host) your own integration ...

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