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Built a skill that generates a real interview prep guide for any company by scraping actual candidate reports

Been through this too many times — have an interview at a specific company, spend hours reading generic Leetcode guides that may have nothing to do with what that company actually asks.

So I built a Claude skill that fixes this.

Tell it the company and role. It fires parallel agents across Glassdoor, Blind, and Reddit simultaneously — pulls real questions candidates reported, identifies the most repeated topics, and gives you a structured prep guide based on what actually happened in the room.

Not generic advice. Not Leetcode tags that are 3 years old. Actual recent reports from people who sat the interview.

Works for any company and role.

Install it in one command:

npx skills add KrishnaAgarwal7531/skills- --skill interview-prep

Drop a comment if you try it out — especially curious if it surfaces anything that surprised you about a company's interview process.

https://reddit.com/link/1te9za0/video/wkycvnkced1h1/player

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u/Intelligent_Zone_393 — 7 days ago
▲ 6 r/tinyfish_ai+4 crossposts

TinyFish Search and Fetch are now free. For every dev and agent. No credit card.

We just made TinyFish Web Search and Fetch completely FREE. Not a trial. Not a limited tier. Free.
What that means:

Search API : live, browser-rendered web search that returns structured JSON. Fresh results, not cached. Free.

Fetch API : give it any URL, get back clean markdown, JSON, or HTML. Rendered in a real browser. Also free.

No credit card required. Zero credits consumed. And before anyone asks, we already 5x'd the rate limits, so these aren't free-in-name-only endpoints with a chokehold on usage. Your agent doesn't sleep and neither do we.

If you're building agents that need to read the web, you now have a free, production-grade way to do it.

Get your API key: agent.tinyfish.ai/sign-up
Docs: docs.tinyfish.ai

Agent and Browser APIs still use credits (1 credit per agent step, 1 credit per 4 min of browser time), and you get 500 free credits on signup to try those too.

Questions? Drop them below.

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u/tinys-automation26 — 9 days ago