Fix Python Literals and Smart Quotes in JSON

🧩 Problem

Logs and AI outputs contain Python literals (None/True/False) and smart quotes that break JSON parsing. When malformed or unstructured data hits routers, filters, or API connectors, entire automations halt or silently drop records. Teams end up retrying runs, hand-editing payloads, and explaining delays to customers.

💡 Why This Happens

Sources are not strict JSON emitters; they use Python or word-processor quotes. Most automation platforms assume well-formed payloads and do minimal validation. AI models, third-party APIs, and changing vendor schemas drift over time, mixing encodings, formats, and unexpected fields that downstream steps cannot tolerate.

🚀 The Fix: JSON Fixer (API Endpoint)

Use this endpoint to solve the problem reliably inside Zapier, n8n, Make.com, Airflow.

Endpoint

POST https://api.postthatgetthis.com/json/fix

Example Input

{ active: True, data: None, note: "Hello" }

Example Output

{ "active": true, "data": null, "note": "Hello" }

📦 What This Solves

Converts None/True/False to JSON
Replaces smart quotes
Auto-quotes bare keys

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