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Author here, the build happens together with building your app. Once built, the code executes deterministically at runtime. The news here is the AI reading the API docs, assembling…

Nango | Staff backend engineer | Remote | Full time | $120-200k + equity Nango (YC W23) is an open-source developer infrastructure for product integrations. We power the integratio…

Nango is an open-source alternative: https://nango.dev Especially if you use pipedream for integrations in your agent or product. (I’m one of the founders)

Nango | Staff backend engineer | Remote | Full time | $120-200k + equity Nango (YC W23) is an open source product: Developer infrastructure for product integrations. We power the i…

It varies a lot. Which is why we always recommend to start with the feature requirements/user problem and work backwards from there. Examples: - Low latency to show X last emails a…

Founder of https://www.nango.dev here. A lot of teams use us for their Gmail & Google calendar integrations. If you want to run complex queries across large parts of the data, sync…

Thanks for the flag, should be fixed!

Nango | Staff backend engineer | Remote | Full time | $120-200k + equity Nango (YC W23) is an open source product: Developer infrastructure for product integrations. We power the i…

Open source tools for engineers to build integrations in their products: https://nango.dev

We offer volume discounts on all metrics. Email me on robin @ and happy to find a solution for your use case

Agree, one MCP server per API doesn’t scale. With something like https://nango.dev you can get a single server that covers 400+ APIs. Also handles auth, observability and offers ot…

You could use Nango for the OAuth flow and then pass the user’s token to the MCP server: https://nango.dev/auth Free for OAuth with 400+ APIs & can be self-hosted (I am one of the …

Nango | Remote | Hiring fullstack engineers & Entrepreneuer in Residence Nango is an open-source platform for product integrations with 300+ APIs. B2B SaaS use us to connect their …

A year ago we implemented OAuth for 100 popular APIs. Our experience was exactly like OP describes: https://www.nango.dev/blog/why-is-oauth-still-hard

I agree. Integrations can be incredibly cumbersome if you have to learn each API from scratch. There are also more flexible solutions like https://www.nango.dev It handles the API-…

Nango Auth is a free, source-available implementation of (O)Auth for 250+ APIs. Auth with external APIs is surprisingly difficult. OAuth is a mess[0], many APIs require parameters …