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LLM system Tendy structures Israeli public tenders from diverse sources

A developer has created a system called Tendy to process Israeli public tenders, which are often published across various platforms with crucial information embedded in attached legal documents. Tendy crawls these tenders, uses LLMs to extract and structure key details like what is being procured, eligibility criteria, and submission deadlines, and categorizes them. The system prioritizes efficiency by first attempting to parse dates and check for expired tenders without using LLMs, and employs a multi-stage pipeline with error handling and cost-saving measures like focused prompts for document processing. AI

影响 This system demonstrates a practical application of LLMs for structuring complex, legalistic documents in a specific domain, potentially improving efficiency for businesses bidding on public contracts.

排序理由 Developer built a tool to process public tenders using LLMs.

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LLM system Tendy structures Israeli public tenders from diverse sources

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  1. dev.to — LLM tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Ofir ·

    使用大型语言模型阅读希伯来语公开招标:扫描的附件、移动的截止日期和严格的信任顺序

    <p>Israeli public bodies publish procurement tenders in a lot of different places: municipal sites, ministry portals, company-owned pages, and PDFs attached to all of them. The listing page is often just a title and a date. Everything a supplier actually needs (what is being boug…