marcos from Airbyte Team was added to this channel by marcos.millnitz. You can review their permissions in Channel Details. Happy collaborating!

I'm excited to announce that the PyAirbyte MCP for Cursor is now available for testing. We'd love your feedback as we iterate on more AI-focused developer tools https://airbyte.com/blog/how-we-built-an-mcp-server-to-create-data-pipelines

PyAirbyte MCP server Youtube video now live too, if you prefer to watch vs. read 😉

Thanks @Quinton Wall for recapping this week's webinar!

nouamane.benbrahim from nouamane.benbrahim@protonmail.com’s Workspace was added to this channel by teo448. You can review their permissions in Channel Details. Happy collaborating!

If you wanted to try out the PyAirbyte MCP, but didn't use Cursor, you can now use an IDE that supports MCP. One-click install here: https://dev.to/airbyte/one-click-mcp-installs-with-npx-189j

Hey All! We hope you're doing fantastically. Today we're releasing to alpha users our new Airbyte Proxy Requests. Our Authentication Proxy enables you to submit authenticated requests to external APIs and is designed for fetch and writing data. Our File Storage Proxy enables you to submit authenticated requests to file storage sources. This can be used for listing and fetching files. With these new features you can securely connect to your customers own APIs and file storage sources, without bearing the responsibility of their credentials. In effect Airbyte can maintain your pipelines while ensuring you have the authorization needed to take action + add value. If you're interested in trying these out (even if you don't see a source of interest listed), just let me know! We'd love to get your feedback