For software vendors
And Claude. And ChatGPT. Their staff paste job numbers and customer names into a chat window today — an integration with no auth, no scope and no log. The official connector, under your name, is how it becomes yours.
01 — What you're actually buying
Your customers' staff have already invented the integration. The connector is the same thing — except this one has a scope, a log and an off switch.
Connectors are being built around vendors right now — by customers' own developers, by third parties, by us. The official one carries your name in the directories Grok, Claude and ChatGPT already search. That slot is worth holding.
Read-only defaults, writes behind explicit named scopes, no end-user credentials held, scrubbed logs, and a published security note with every release. Built to pass your customers' audits — and yours.
A service, not a hire. Build, hosting, monitoring and an upkeep SLA on one retainer — no headcount, no roadmap diversion. Your engineers keep shipping your product.
APIs drift and connectors rot. A field rename kills a homemade script on a Friday night; the retainer is what catches it first. Quarterly depth releases, not a repository that stops merging.
02 — What you sign
| The connector | Official, designed to your API's scopes, published under your name. |
| Directory listings | Submitted on your authority — you approve every surface it appears on. |
| Hosting & monitoring | Run and watched by us; incidents reported to you, not discovered by your customers. |
| The retainer | Upkeep SLA — because the work never finishes. Your roadmap stays yours. |
One email. We'll bring the scoped design, you bring the API docs.