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gertjandewilde

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    Comment #47400262

    We built a unified API with a large surface area and ran into a problem when building our MCP server: tool definitions alone burned 50,000+ tokens before the agent touched a single…

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    Most APIs were designed for human developers, not autonomous agents. As LLMs start selecting endpoints and generating arguments directly from your schema, ambiguity and weak error …

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    Show HN: Describer – An Open-Source Tool for Codebase Understanding via Gemini

    Analyze codebases using AI - generate architectural overviews, documentation, explanations, bug reports and more Would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and ideas for improveme…

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    Analyze codebases using AI - generate architectural overviews, documentation, explanations, bug reports and more Would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and ideas for improveme…

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    We’ve overhauled our SDKs with Speakeasy, leaving the limitations of our old OpenAPI generator behind. The new versions deliver major upgrades in usability, error handling, and per…

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    Comment #29691074

    Great use case. Is the demo broken?

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    Comment #29691018

    Yes, Portman can do this https://github.com/apideck-libraries/portman

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    Hehe, fair point! Most of those products have startup programs not to break the bank In case you want to go the open-source route you have this handy overview https://www.btw.so/op…

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    Comment #28051911

    Thanks for the feedback! I agree some categories are indeed thin, which is one of the reasons why we made the submission so potentially valuable tools can get listed.

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