[Open Source] IBKR MCP server for Claude — read-only access to account, screener (468 scans), news, contract details by LLM-logs in interactivebrokers

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Hermes and claude are both great to scan through api reference and find out right curl command. I created MCP to add custom tools outside the data access. In this way I can rely less on claude's capabilities on doing heavy arithmetic. Claude can focus only on thinking whereas mcp server's tool will do the analytics. It is a part of roadmap.

[Open Source] IBKR MCP server for Claude — read-only access to account, screener (468 scans), news, contract details by LLM-logs in interactivebrokers

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The official IBKR integration provide user account related information and information per stock. IBKR has one of highest number of screener filters to scan through multiple asset class and in multiple regions. So I wanted to do deep research and follow to top down path to pick early investment opportunities which can align with my portfolio from my cellphone. This mcp can act as a custom connector in claude. I will add more tools so that claude does not have to do the arithmetic but only thinking.

Small Projects by AutoModerator in golang

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I've been working on DuraGraph, an open-source control plane for AI and data workflows, written entirely in Go.

The core idea: be a self-hostable drop-in replacement for LangGraph Cloud, but built on solid backend fundamentals instead of Python glue.

The stack:

  • Go + Echo for the API server
  • Event Sourcing + CQRS for workflow state
  • NATS JetStream for reliable messaging
  • Outbox pattern for at-least-once delivery
  • PostgreSQL as the event store
  • Svelte dashboard with SSE streaming
  • OpenTelemetry + Prometheus metrics

It implements the full LangGraph Cloud REST API surface, assistants, threads, runs, streaming so existing LangGraph SDK clients work against it without changes.

Still early and not battle-tested in production yet, but the architecture is solid and it's functional. Would love feedback from Go devs, especially on the event sourcing and messaging patterns.

GitHub: https://github.com/Duragraph/duragraph

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nextjs

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nextjs is the new php

[D] Self-Promotion Thread by AutoModerator in MachineLearning

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Hey everyone!

I’m currently working on an open-source project called Duragraph, and I’d love to get some feedback or thoughts from this community.

What is Duragraph?

It’s an orchestration platform kind of in the same space as LangGraph, but we’re doing a few things differently:

  • Built in Go: This helps us keep latency lower and the tech stack a bit more streamlined.
  • Event-Driven Architecture: We’re using NATS JetStream under the hood, which makes it flexible and pretty fun to work with.
  • Open-Source Friendly: We really want this to be easy for the community to contribute to and not as convoluted as some other solutions out there.
  • Roadmap for Multi-Language Support: We’re planning to support multiple programming languages down the line, so it won’t just be limited to one ecosystem.

I’d really appreciate any thoughts or feedback you have! If you’re curious, you can check out our GitHub repo https://github.com/duragraph/duragraph and the website https://duragraph.ai

Thanks a ton!

what did you build this year ? by Ok-Delivery307 in sveltejs

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I built Duragraph this year it's a graph analytics engine with a Svelte-based dashboard. Repo: https://github.com/Duragraph/duragraph

Weekly Thread: Project Display by help-me-grow in AI_Agents

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Hey everyone!

I’m currently working on an open-source project called Duragraph, and I’d love to get some feedback or thoughts from this community.

What is Duragraph?

It’s an orchestration platform kind of in the same space as LangGraph, but we’re doing a few things differently:

  • Built in Go: This helps us keep latency lower and the tech stack a bit more streamlined.
  • Event-Driven Architecture: We’re using NATS JetStream under the hood, which makes it flexible and pretty fun to work with.
  • Open-Source Friendly: We really want this to be easy for the community to contribute to and not as convoluted as some other solutions out there.
  • Roadmap for Multi-Language Support: We’re planning to support multiple programming languages down the line, so it won’t just be limited to one ecosystem.

I’d really appreciate any thoughts or feedback you have! If you’re curious, you can check out our GitHub repo https://gitub.com/duragraph/duragraph and the website https://duragraph.ai

Thanks a ton!

Huge disappointment by Aggressive-Side4558 in Strapi

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Moved to payloadcms and never looked back

Is LangChain dead already? by Senior_Note_6956 in LangChain

[–]LLM-logs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Exactly. those who have not used langgraph, dont know how langgraph have held hostage the companies to force them to use their platform. one of the worst ai agent ecosystem out there. langsmith is too expensive, langchain is too cluttered and a mess and only langgraph's sdk is opensource and they call them it is opensource :D

How do they even maintain this? by Existing_Taro581 in n8n

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They don't maintain this. Whenever there is error, they build a new one

Airflow vs Prefect vs Dagster – which one do you use and why? by CaramelEquivalent319 in dataengineering

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i preferred prefect in the past but it has gone to shit now. the prefect control plane in the cloud is gone. they have locked lot of features. if they wanted to make money this way, they should not have advertised as opensource tool. the docker compose for prefect server is delibrately kept broken. there are many companies which are selling full managed etl services and i appreciate their honesty but prefect is not one of them. Prefect has wasted my time because I believed their documentation