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   by zicon35 1y ago

   congrats on the launch! This looks very interesting
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   Show HN: I made a tool to generate MCP servers from open API spec(github.com)

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   by zicon35 1y ago

   This looks pretty interesting! Will keep it in mind in my next browser automation project.
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   Show HN: Auto create commit message on cursor(github.com)

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   Show HN: A minimal mcp server template(github.com)

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   by zicon35 3y ago

   this looks awesome! Cant wait to try!
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   by zicon35 3y ago

   Love the idea & execution of this! It was so much fun to look back on the year on Github instead of Spotify!
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   by zicon35 3y ago

   Good to see you all launch on HN! I'm a founder @ https://revert.dev and we are building something similar. Competition is always good for the users. If you like Nango, you'd love us! ;)
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   by zicon35 3y ago

   Congrats on the launch! Question: * How do you see open-source being an advantage for Formbricks when competing with other tools in the market?
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Excellent suggestions. Thanks so much! 1. Agreed on this! We plan to offer this as a service along side our API offering at some point. 2. We’d be adding more authentication mechanisms soon so API tokens will be supported alongside OAuth.
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Yes. It’s like Zapier that connects various APIs together but instead of no-code blocks that marketing/sales/product teams use, we are an API itself that developers can use to build integrations that are natively coupled into your
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Hi! Appreciate the comment and understand the skepticism here. Well business/startups are tough are in general & more die than survive so you're probably right on those stats. Would love to know more about your experience spec
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Hi, our frontend logic is minimal. Most of the product is the API which can be called from anywhere. I don't see why this may not work for your use-case too. I'm happy to chat more if you want to just talk tech here and maybe avoi
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Hello! The platform we're building is quite generic to support these integrations. Happy to take issues here and we could prioritise them based on the interest of our current customers/prospects: https://github.com&#x2F
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    hi, feel free to create an issue here and we ourselves could pick it up if it resonates with others as well: https://github.com/revertinc/revert/issues
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Hi! Thanks for your comment. > Even though [Nango] seem to have more integrations We agree Nango has more integrations and we love OSS software so I'm with you on this. Credit where credit is due and we don't want to make false
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Not sure about your use-case but I'm happy to help and share the learnings we've had so far in the technical aspects of building Revert. Maybe just a book a time with us or DM us Twitter and we can take it from there?
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Great feedback! We're getting a few community contributions out this week into Revert in a very hands-on way. This way we'd learn how to best optimise the product to allow for community contributed integrations at scale and the tu
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Thanks Kavir!
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Great question - Our pricing is in-line with B2B customers and the way we define a connection is a single tenant (example: CRM) connecting through our APIs. Within that CRM/tenant, you could make as many API calls as you'd like (u
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    We agree on the promise for sure! :)
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Great question! We're different from n8n in the sense that we help you build native integrations with APIs and not in a no-code way. We will help you build an integration of Slack (for eg) within your product with your users/custo
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    * vs Nango - we think they have great support for OAuth management and do support more APIs than ours on the surface (atleast at the moment). Nango is based on Pizzly an existing OSS project which they built on top of. We're building i
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    We hear you, mate! Sending hugs :)
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Happy to answer any follow ups or work with you to get your Salesforce Integration out quickly! :) Just book a time here: https://cal.com/allenrevert/30min
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    1. We support Standard Objects (Accounts, Opportunities) and unify them into a simple schema for you to work with. We allow you to work with custom fields on standard objects already. 2. We also allow you to call native CRM apis without the
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    You would need to know how to use docker/docker-compose to be able to set it up within AWS/any other cloud provider. - We're coming up with other easier ways to self-host at the same time. Our friends at Scoutflo ( https:&#x2
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    1 - Two ways we ensure we're secure & private. * We take security seriously and understand that storing sensitive information is risky. Therefore we're undergoing SoC2 Type 2 for our hosted version to ensure that we follow the
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Appreciate the question! - Yes we give you keys for test environment that you could build an integration with. Once you're happy with it, you could easily just swap out the keys in production that we give you and launch directly. Since
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    by zicon35 3y ago

    Thank you! Appreciate the kind words :)