1. We think the context you want is distributed into multiple APIs in most of cases and there are also multiple APIs on which you might want to search. Ex: Users, Tickets, Comments etc. A lot to build from scratch.
2. Addressing these for multiple SAAS tools means learning multiple APIs and writing different code for every SAAS tool.
3. Last but difficult is to keep all of this more real-time and build the whole tech around with webhooks to keep this real-time. Also, some SAAS tools like Notion don't have webhooks
1. We think the context you want is distributed into multiple APIs in most of cases and there are also multiple APIs on which you might want to search. Ex: Users, Tickets, Comments etc. A lot to build from scratch.
2. Addressing these for multiple SAAS tools means learning multiple APIs and writing different code for every SAAS tool.
3. Last but difficult is to keep all of this more real-time and build the whole tech around with webhooks to keep this real-time. Also, some SAAS tools like Notion don't have webhooks