
THE CHALLENGE
Building an intelligent web engine at enterprise scale
Product managers, marketing analysts, and other enterprise knowledge workers spend hours browsing the internet, conducting research, interacting with websites, and extracting data. TinyFish, which launched with $47 million in funding, set out to change this reality. The company’s platform deploys thousands of specialized AI agents that autonomously perform the web-based research and data extraction tasks that typically consume knowledge workers’ most valuable time. Like schools of fish that swarm together to achieve a goal, these agents collaborate to manage and run critical web-based workflows.
TinyFish focuses on use cases where fresh internet data can create immediate value: product matching for retailers, competitive pricing analysis, and social sentiment tracking. To achieve accurate results at enterprise scale, the company needed fast, precise, and reliable retrieval capabilities. Embedding models and rerankers provided the ideal solution, enabling search and retrieval systems that could accurately understand intent and meaning within unstructured web data.
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