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Q: does this work with google notebook lm?

Can we create an api for does this work with google notebook lm with your tool?

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Nov 6, 2024

A: Hi,
How are you looking to use this with Google Notebook?
Our tool let's you setup a database and generate APIs for the same so that you can integrate it with your front end.

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Riya

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