Sandro T. Personally, I don't think Claygent is actually processing 5,000 rows in under a minute if each row requires genuine AI research.
5,000 rows in 60 seconds is about 83 rows per second. Even with heavy parallelization, that seems unlikely if every row involves web searches, reasoning, and LLM calls.
My guess is that when people quote numbers like that, a lot of those rows are either cached, using pre-existing enrichment providers, or running much simpler tasks than full Claygent research.