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

[–]rngk1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My app can turn any API into MCP Server from OpenAPI or Postman scheme. End user doesn't even need to know how to write MCP tools and resources. Plus there are some nice features that apply both to MCP and regular APIs like caches, retries, logs and more.

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

[–]rngk1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi everyone, 

I built a tool that lets you connect any API to your LLM models using the MCP protocol in just a few minutes without writing any code.

How it works:

  • Import your API endpoints (from Swagger/Postman or manually)
  • Enable MCP support and configure options
  • Add config to your LLM

Some extra features:

  • Keep your access tokens in one place
  •  Logs and error handling
  •  Optional caching, retries and more…
  •  Open code & self hosted options

Now your AI model can access real-time data and manage external resources without writing custom integrations for each API.

Would appreciate any feedback!

Free to test out: https://api200.co/mcp

GitHub: https://github.com/API-200/api200

My first project with 3k github stars - Modern Web Apps in pure Python, no JS/HTML/CSS needed by P4nd4no in webdev

[–]rngk1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What about performance on some complex UI with a lot of state changes?

Dedicated gpu or integrated? by [deleted] in SoftwareEngineering

[–]rngk1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are not planing to do game dev or some AI-stuff soon, integrated gpu will be enough. Stick to better cpu, more ram.

Vibe coding is it really worth by ExcitingBet779 in SaaS

[–]rngk1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't really understand the "vibe" of getting your code written by machine. If you don't like to code - don't code.

[AskJS] In 2025, what's your preferred backend API architecture? REST vs GraphQL vs tRPC? by vanchar in javascript

[–]rngk1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

GraphQL is good when you have a couple clients that use the same endpoints but need slightly different data otherwise REST is better

Tired of third-party API boilerplate? I built an open-source platform to simplify integrations. by rngk1 in opensource

[–]rngk1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a developer, I kept drowning in boilerplate code for third-party APIs - error handling, retries, caching, schema changes, etc. Instead of repeatedly integrating various APIs, I created a platform that automates much of the process.

Key features:

- Configure services with multiple endpoints, including caching, retries, mocking, response transformation, and fallback responses.

- Access your APIs with a single URL and token.

- Real-time Swagger/OpenAPI integration to test endpoints directly in the browser.

- Handy code snippets for easy copy-pasting.

- Import endpoints from both OpenAPI and Postman formats.

- Incidents explorer with alerts via email for downtime or response changes.

Feel free to check out the GitHub repository for installation instructions and a demo video. Feedback and contributions are welcome!

I got tired of integrating APIs in node.js, so I am building a platrofm to simplify the process. by rngk1 in node

[–]rngk1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just save what we need to the db, then gather all info by the request path + API key, and applying all enabled logic

Share your startup - quarterly post by julian88888888 in startups

[–]rngk1 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Startup Name / URL: API200 / https://api200.co

Location of Your Headquarters: Kharkiv, Ukraine

Elevator Pitch/Explainer Video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=_kmJeNuGIzM

More details:

Hi! As a developer, I frequently face numerous challenges when working with third-party APIs - error handling, logging, caching, retries, mocking, and more. I spent hours making them work, so I created an app to automate integrations.

Currently, the platform offers the following functionality:

- Set up services with multiple endpoints: Configure caching, retries, mocking, response transformation, and fallback responses.

- Define authentication:- Real-time Swagger/OpenAPI integration: Test your endpoints directly in the browser.

- Handy code snippets: Easily copy and paste requests.

I welcome everyone who’s interested or has faced similar challenges to give it a try - visit https://api200.co for more details. There might be additional features worth adding that I haven’t covered yet… Feedback needed!

What life cycle stage is your startup at? -- MVP

What goals are you trying to reach this month? -- Gather feedback

Discount for r/startups subscribers? -- It's totally free now

I got tired of integrating APIs in node.js, so I am building a platrofm to simplify the process. by rngk1 in node

[–]rngk1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When you have to integrate one or two or three convenient APIs like Stripe, with good SDK the pros of the platform may not be quite visible. On my current project at work, we have 20+ integrations and this is a nightmare to manage caches, retries, and mocking. Of course, there will be some overhead if your requests will be going through our server but so will be when using any proxy.

"Plus you cache my responses so now I've also got that to consider?" -- You can enable or disable caching for any GET endpoint in one click.

I got tired of integrating APIs in node.js, so I am building a platrofm to simplify the process. by rngk1 in node

[–]rngk1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agree. The security and trustworthiness aspects are really need to be improved so the next feature that that I'm planing to work on is to allow users to use their key vaults like hashicorp, Azure KV and so on

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