How Low-Code Agents Connect to A-Share Market Data via FastAPI
11/13/2026 — 11/13, 16:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Addressing the limitation that low-code platforms like Dify and Coze cannot run Python SDKs directly, an author explains how to wrap market…
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On November 13, 2026, at 15:02, a Juejin author published the article "How Can a Low-Code Agent Connect to A-Share Market Data?
", examining ways to wire a low-code agent up to A-share market data. The author points out that low-code platforms such as Dify and Coze cannot run a Python SDK directly, although both offer HTTP request support and Custom Tool support. On that basis, the recommended approach is to wrap the Alp-prefixed market data interface with FastAPI as a standard web service, and let the Agent invoke that service to complete the connection. As of now, only this single piece of coverage is available, and the discussion remains at the level of this implementation proposal, with no further developments reported.
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Addressing the limitation that low-code platforms like Dify and Coze cannot directly run Python SDKs, an article on juejin outlines a practical integration method. Developers can use FastAPI to wrap market data APIs as custom HTTP tools for agents to query.
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