Ataur Rahman

1 week ago | dev.to | Ataur Rahman

Hi everyone,— especially those who’ve been eagerly waiting for my series, and particularly all the JavaScript developers out there. How’s your day going in this booming age of AI? 🚀AI is growing at an incredible pace. Haven’t started yet? Feeling overwhelmed with all the new technologies? Not sure how they connect or where to begin? Trust me, you’re not alone. Developer life is full of confusion — and now AI has added a whole new level. But we need to overcome that fear.

2 weeks ago | ataur39n.medium.com | Ataur Rahman

Hey everyone! 👋I’m excited to kick off a new blog series where I’ll walk you through my journey of building a custom AI Assistant using Node.js, LangChain, and other cutting-edge tools. 💻✨This series is not just about coding — it’s about learning, experimenting, and sharing everything I discover along the way.

2 weeks ago | ataur39n.medium.com | Ataur Rahman

When I first heard about MCP (Model Context Protocol), I wasn’t sure what the hype was about. I had already built tools using LangChain’s default system — it was simple and effective… until it wasn’t. As my toolset grew, the backend became harder to maintain. That’s when I started to explore what MCP could really offer. At first, it felt like overkill — spinning up a separate server just to serve tool metadata? But today, I see things differently.

3 weeks ago | dev.to | Ataur Rahman

This video might look simple — just printing a message — but guess what? That message is coming straight from my custom tool, bound into my very own AI assistant backend. It’s a basic tool (just echoing input) — but that’s the point. We’re testing the foundation. And just like that, a new journey begins.

2 months ago | mdpi.com | Ataur Rahman |Maroua Jalouli |Sujay Kumar Bhajan |Mohammed Al-Zharani

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