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I saw that before Airbyte supported native Singer taps. Is this still possible or are there other ways to do this nowadays?

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I haven't seen anything about Singer taps in our docs, could you link me to where you saw that Airbyte supported these?

Hey Leo, when generating a source with the cdk you can select a Singer connector for it to create a starting point for you to migrate.

Also on docs it point to looking at GitHub source as that was migrated from singer

<https://docs.airbyte.com/connector-development/#1-implement--package-the-connector|https://docs.airbyte.com/connector-development/#1-implement--package-the-connector>

Singer-based Python Source Connector. <http://Singer.io|Singer.io> is an open source framework with a large community and many available connectors (known as taps &amp; targets). To build an Airbyte connector from a Singer tap, wrap the tap in a thin Python package to make it Airbyte Protocol-compatible. See the Github Connector for an example of an Airbyte Connector implemented on top of a Singer tap