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What we learned operating auth for 900 APIs(nango.dev)
2 points by rguldener 1mo ago|0 comments
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ID-JAG helps AI agents authenticate(nango.dev)
1 points by rguldener 2mo ago|0 comments
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How we run untrusted customer code at scale(nango.dev)
18 points by rguldener 3mo ago|1 comments
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The emergence of just-in-time integrations(nango.dev)
1 points by rguldener 5mo ago|0 comments
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by rguldener 6mo ago
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 requests, and iterating on them until it works as expected.
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What we learned building 100 API integrations with OpenCode(nango.dev)
99 points by rguldener 6mo ago|21 comments
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by rguldener 10mo ago
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 integrations of Replit, Semgrep, Motion, Vapi, Exa, and hundreds of ot
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by rguldener 10mo ago
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)
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by rguldener 11mo ago
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 integrations of Semgrep, Motion, Vapi, Exa, and hundreds of o
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by rguldener 11mo ago
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 person had with a specific email address - Enriching d
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by rguldener 11mo ago
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, syncing + indexing on your side will be necessar
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Lessons learned from building an infrastructure devtool(nango.dev)
24 points by rguldener 1y ago|2 comments
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by rguldener 1y ago
Thanks for the flag, should be fixed!
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by rguldener 1y ago
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 integrations of Semgrep, Motion, Vapi, Exa, and hundreds of o
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by rguldener 1y ago
Open source tools for engineers to build integrations in their products: https://nango.dev
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API Auth Is Deeper Than It Looks(nango.dev)
1 points by rguldener 1y ago|0 comments
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by rguldener 1y ago
We offer volume discounts on all metrics. Email me on robin @ <domain> and happy to find a solution for your use case
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by rguldener 1y ago
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 other interfaces for direct tool calling. (Full di
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by rguldener 2y ago
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 founders)
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by rguldener 2y ago
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 product with all the other SaaS their customers use. Lea
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by rguldener 2y ago
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
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by rguldener 2y ago
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-specific complexities (auth, retries, webhooks,
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Show HN: Nango Auth – Free OAuth for 250 APIs(nango.dev)
3 points by rguldener 2y ago|0 comments
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Nango (YC W23) is hiring remotely for open-source product integrations(nango.dev)
1 points by rguldener 2y ago
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by rguldener 2y ago
I heard good things about Infisical (open source, end to end encryption of secrets): https://infisical.com/
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Migrating from Temporal to a Postgres based task scheduler(nango.dev)
8 points by rguldener 2y ago|0 comments
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by rguldener 2y ago
Very cool! I love how you build on the need for each step one by one. We implemented (O)Auth for 250+ APIs with Nango and wrote about our experience here: https://www.nango.dev/blog/why-is-oauth-still-hard
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Nango (YC W23) is hiring remotely for their open-source unified API(nango.dev)
1 points by rguldener 2y ago
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by rguldener 2y ago
Can you give a real-life example of a 2-way data sync you or your users have set up? Sure: - A support SaaS uses Nango to sync contacts & companies with CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot, etc.) - A billing SaaS uses Nango to sync invoic
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by rguldener 2y ago
I think there will always be a use case for Zapier to cover the very long tail of integrations. But we want to make it easier for engineers to offer their customers the native integrations they need. Usually, these cover the most important

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