Nango
Nango
Nango is an open-source platform for product integrations that provides a unified API for connecting to over 500 services and supports tool-calling for AI agents.
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Nango is a platform that enables developers to build integrations with over 800 APIs, connecting their products and agents to external services. It offers a code-first approach to integrations, allowing users to generate integration code from plain English descriptions and manage authentication, syncs, and webhooks. Nango serves developers and businesses looking to rapidly expand their product's integration capabilities. Teams look it up for API Platform, Developer Tools, Open Source.
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“"Nango is an open-source platform for building product integrations. It supports 800+ APIs and works with any backend language, AI coding tool, and agent SDK." ➡️ AI-generated integration code you can review?.”
View on Reddit“"Nango is an open-source platform for building product integrations. It supports 800+ APIs and works with any backend language, AI coding tool, and agent SDK." ➡️ auth and API access layer for agents?.”
View on Reddit“Do you have any idea how nango api works for self hosted?. I am struggling with nango’s documentantion. I have nango’s docker images running and I was able to create integration and connection but I cannot figure out how to use the api beca…”
View on Reddit“Remember this post? Well I've personally used Nango and it's actually pretty awesome. So awesome in fact, that I've recently been devoting myself to loudly questioning why anyone would pay money to walled gardens like Merge and Finch ($65 a…”
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