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Author here. Ran this against 591 listings from agentic-engineering-jobs.com (a board I run). The bit that surprised me most: LangChain-specific roles pay $60-70k less than framework-agnostic ones, despite LangChain being 2x the next framework by mentions.
Happy to answer methodology questions or share the raw cuts.
Working on https://katelabs.ai/ trying to make high-quality UI testing effortless for small developer teams that don’t have QA departments. If someone’s interested in a solution, please hit me up, I want to learn from your current painpoints!
Good points, I guess what you're saying is to build a small momentum and just keep it going (without overdoing it)?
See the answer above, I just posted a reply which may give more context.
As for what the webhook contains: - Some standard metadata about the session (location, host, referrer etc.) - Any user property (email, userId etc.) that you can add at that specific point in time in your app
Does that make sense?
So here's what I was thinking: - It's a web-plattform where you can put in your website url - Then you can simply open your website (in production) and you will see a toolbar floating on top of your website - You can use this toolbar to select HTML Elements on your own website (similar to how the select cursor in chrome dev tools works) - By selecting elements you can create "User Actions", which simply is a sequence of clicks in order on specific elements on your website - Now, after saving, every time a user on your website does those specific "User Actions", you will receive a webhook to your system - You could pass any user properties you wish on to that webhook call - You can use the webhook call for whatever you wish (triggering emails, analytics, support, etc.)
Does that make any sense?