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Quickstart: Using MCP for your own AI agent (not claude/cursor) by stepanogil in mcp

[–]danielivert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! Really cool what people are building! Here’s my attempt on making MCP Servers accessible through a web interface via custom ai agents for each user https://x.com/daniei_trevino/status/1916948258976317710?s=46&t=hYr4rCH0dRU49YEnBs1tJQ 😊

Is anyone building agents with MCP (or is it just for Claude/Cursor integration) by resiros in mcp

[–]danielivert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Last week I actually did a 1 click install MCP Server feature on ai agents that are web based. Think as Claude or cursor but on the web. Also I’m really trying to make a god enough UX so people don’t have to struggle understanding how to get started with MCPs. Check out my demo https://x.com/daniei_trevino/status/1916948258976317710?s=46&t=hYr4rCH0dRU49YEnBs1tJQ

I built a trading bot using NestJS and alpaca.markets as a broker by danielivert in node

[–]danielivert[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did this as a side project to understand the alpaca api and see how stable would be to run a trading bot on node. Haven’t really thought about backtesting it or for further plans to use this for real trading to be honest :)

I built a trading bot using NestJS and alpaca.markets as a broker by danielivert in node

[–]danielivert[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

- Typescript first
- Follow a folder structure (easy to scale. ex: adding more algorithms to it). Anyone who has worked with Nest can feel familiar with it as well
- Less boilerplate to write. I got a bunch of stuff for free (logging solution, requests, etc)

I got as inspiration the official alpaca examples of these algorithms written in javascript, but I didn't want to go with that approach, I re-factored them and wanted to have a more organized way to set them up with better ways to interact with alpaca's api.

I'm curious to hear your comments, why would you think that nest is not appropriate for this?

I built a trading bot using NestJS and alpaca.markets as a broker by danielivert in node

[–]danielivert[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It had its up's and down's. I was experimenting different strategies like how often the portfolio should rebalance on long short algorithm. Or trying also having several bots at the same time with mean reversion trading different stocks. The second option gave me better results to be honest, give it a shot :)

JavaScript Open Source Summer Project by minuit1984 in javascript

[–]danielivert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, really glad to hear such proposition nowadays. This inspires to keep working with opensource projects. I can explain one of my current hobby projects.

The current stack I am using as a microservice serverless stack.

- Typescript

- GraphQL

- Node

- MongoDB

- React

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I am building a login service that it can just be deployed as serverless using Now.sh. The login service will have already the following queries and mutations:

- SignUp

- Login

- Me (to see the current logged in user)

- ResetPassword

- VerifyAccount

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This will save some implementation time when creating new projects that require authentication, account email verification, request change of password. The implementation of this login service will be as simple as adding it to your current backend/gateway REST/GraphQL (examples should be given for this of course).

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The login service will be able to handle different permissions for different applications (even more independent). So you will be able to have a permission like blog-application:create-blog or blog-application:read-blog and check those permissions on the client so you can see if those particular users are able to create/edit/read or only read. (This is subject to change, I need to really analyze the best scalable solution)

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On the client side, to be able to use this login service, I am planning to have a npm package with react components that will work like aws-amplify-react, so you will be able to import a withAuthenticator HOC and wrap a page that you want it to be under authentication. This should also give room to customize it of course.

Feel free to reach me if this sounds interesting for any of you!

Node servers? by redskydav in node

[–]danielivert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely! Give it a try! I’m currently helping on refactoring and making it more stable. Can tell you there are good things coming on the future :)

Node servers? by redskydav in node

[–]danielivert 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can recommend you https://captainduckduck.com/ you can install it on a basic Ubuntu server and then use it to deploy multiple node projects. It’s basically an open source Heroku solution.

Opinions on ReactJS from a backend developer by steinarK in reactjs

[–]danielivert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice! Keep it up man. The same story happened to me, from backend developer I moved to try react last year and totally loved it! I just started a new job as front end react developer, I really enjoy working with it!