Alexander F.

Hi everyone, is it somehow possible to organise rows given on the import file (name)? I am importing from dozens of files and having to do add a column manually is a lot of work - ideally I would like the file name of the respective csv to be saved into one column. Is there any way to achieve this in a (semi-)automated fashion?

I am looking to scrape the 2nd connections of a lot of people and saw that with LinkedHelper I can get anyone's hash-id which is used in the link Linkedin uses in https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?connectionOf=%5B%22 .... -> However I now need a tool where I can easily scrape a long list of LinkedIn URLs? With LinkedHelper it unfortunately is not possible

Hi everyone, is it somehow possible to organise rows given on the import file (name)? I am importing from dozens of files and having to do add a column manually is a lot of work - ideally I would like the file name of the respective csv to be saved into one column. Is there any way to achieve this in a (semi-)automated fashion?

Hi everyone, does anyone have experience with setting up a Supabase MCP to be compatible with Clay AI prompts? I looked into it and it seems like it would need to be configured as custom MCP server that needs to be hosted on Vercel / Google etc? Is there no out-of-the box that I can connect my Clay with Supabase without having the load the whole database as context into the prompt?