ndimares

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Preparing Your Website for LLMs(speakeasy.com)
2 points by ndimares 7mo ago|0 comments
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An alternative to code mode: serverless MCP(speakeasy.com)
2 points by ndimares 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ndimares 10mo ago
We literally just did something like this on Gram, not exactly what you're saying, but it's pretty close... https://www.speakeasy.com/blog/how-we-reduced-token-usage-by... We have a platform (Gram) which is s
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Filtering large MCP tool responses with jq(speakeasy.com)
4 points by ndimares 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ndimares 2y ago
If you want a lightweight API docs replacement, I'd recommend Scalar. Simple and easy to use, but so much better than Swagger docs...
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by ndimares 2y ago
I'd like to say this was a clever ruse so that real people could reach me and bots wouldn't, but that'd be a lie. I just fat fingered it.
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by ndimares 2y ago
Caveat that I work for Speakeasy, but there are a few tools you can look at: - Speakeasy - Fern - Stainless First SDK with Speakeasy is free and we also have discounts for companies who are just starting out. Feel free to shoot me an email
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by ndimares 2y ago
Hi, I work at Speakeasy. Thanks for this. I'll look into this and correct the post. Thanks :)
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Show HN: OpenAPI Hub – everything you need to know about OpenAPI (and more)(speakeasy.com)
5 points by ndimares 2y ago|1 comments
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by ndimares 2y ago
Code-first or spec first, doesn't matter. Everything you need to figure out how to write an OpenAPI spec.
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by ndimares 2y ago
Anotha one
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by ndimares 2y ago
There's a lot of new companies that have started to address this issue. One of which I work at: https://www.speakeasy.com/ I genuinely think that the quality is beyond what exists in the GraphQl ecosystem.
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by ndimares 2y ago
I'm so excited to get 1.0 integrated on the site!
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Implementing Public/Private key encryption for authenticating your API(docs.speakeasyapi.dev)
20 points by ndimares 4y ago|1 comments
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by ndimares 4y ago
Hi all! we wrote this post a couple weeks ago. The TL;DR is that we recently built an API Key authorization flow that can integrate into any API provider's Gateway and makes it trivially easy for them to provide their users self-servic
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by ndimares 4y ago
Threw together a Python SDK: https://github.com/speakeasy-sdks/rows-python-sdk :) Hope it helps, and let me know what you think!
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by ndimares 4y ago
Looks nice, can you autogenerate the reference from an OpenAPI spec ?
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by ndimares 4y ago
Depending on the nature of the API, you could wrap it in a react component (if that's likely what users would do), and then embed it onto your landing page so that people could interact with it.
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by ndimares 4y ago
I knew I was a distractible person, but I never realised the degree to which having the URL and tabs at the top of my browser was a drag on my productivity until I began using Arc. Now, I basically always keep Arc in focus mode and it has h
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by ndimares 4y ago
This is very cool, it's good to see people working to build bridges that make it easy to interface with blockchain data. Do you guys have an openAPI spec for the API?
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by ndimares 4y ago
Awesome, if you want any help with the OpenAPI spec, find us in slack and we can answer questions: https://join.slack.com/t/speakeasy-dev/shared_invite/zt-1cwb... (we know quite a bit about OpenAPI).
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by ndimares 4y ago
If you have an OpenAPI spec, we're building an SDK generator that improves upon some of the standard openAPI SDK tools. You can check it out here: https://docs.speakeasyapi.dev/docs/using-speakeasy/client-sd..
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by ndimares 4y ago
Hi I'm actually working on a guide for this exact topic. My basic thoughts are that there's currently no magic bullet solution and it depends primarily on your technical ability and resourcing: -0 technical skills: notion or atlas
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by ndimares 4y ago
Wha's always boggled me about Postman is that it doesn't have autosave. It's 2022, what doesn't have autosaving? So thank you for adding auto-saving, huge improvement on Postman!
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by ndimares 4y ago
Congratulations on the release! What're your long term plans for the tool? What are you planning on building next?
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by ndimares 4y ago
There is a lot of activity in the space of SDK generators. If you have an OpenAPI schema, you should be able to find tooling that can get you 80% of the way there. Here's a small app our team put together a couple weeks ago that you
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by ndimares 4y ago
We built something like this. SDK you can drop into your API code, then we generate an OpenAPI spec based off of your traffic. Demo here: https://www.loom.com/share/c5b242d25de84e1d95b03fd35eab7099
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by ndimares 4y ago
I really like https://getstream.io/ docs. For me, SDK support is important, as are examples and templates that I can play with & build off of. I also like the API usage dashboard that Stream supplies when you login. Whi
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by ndimares 4y ago
Thanks! Spot on. For embedding in the site, we used a lottie animation with the lottie-web NPM library. As for the lottie animation, I worked with a contractor on fiverr (this is him: https://www.fiverr.com/meerazzum?source=
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by ndimares 4y ago
No firm ETA right now, but it's something we're currently working on :) Will send you a private message when it's ready.

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