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Every API discoverable. Every agent call governed.

AI-Ready API covers the API lifecycle end to end, from design to a governed gateway and portal, with every API catalogued for people, applications and agents.

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The problemThe solution

Your APIs were designed for people, not for agents.

With AI-Ready API, people and agents call the same governed API.

  • The spec sits in a repository, so finding the right API starts with asking a person which team owns it.

    Every API is published in the API Portal from its own OpenAPI specification, and catalogued with its owner and its version.

  • Field names and a spec that drifted from the implementation, with the meaning left in someone's head.

    The Portal serves the same specification the gateway enforces, and Context Catalog carries the meaning and the relationships around it.

  • Authentication built around user sessions, or a service key handed out to whoever asks for it.

    RBAC and policy evaluation at the gateway, per route, before the request reaches the service behind it.

  • The logs show which route was called, not who was behind it, so an incident gets reconstructed by asking around.

    Traffic goes through one gateway instead of a wrapper per team, so consumption is measured at a single point rather than assumed.

Agents can call APIs now, and they will.

The tempting shortcut is to wrap one API in a quick MCP server so the agent can reach it today. It works, so the next team does the same, and the one after that. Within a quarter there are a dozen wrappers, each with its own spec, its own credentials and no shared observability. It is the same AI Spaghetti the platform exists to prevent, one layer further out.

From the first endpoint to the agent that calls it.

  1. Design

    Define endpoints, routes and listeners from the Console, on top of the services, CRUD collections and data products you already run, instead of hand-writing gateway configuration.

  2. Govern access

    RBAC and policy enforcement apply at the gateway, per route, before the request reaches the service behind it.

  3. Expose

    The API Gateway serves the traffic, and the API Portal publishes every endpoint from its OpenAPI specification, browsable by category, tag and method, and testable in place.

  4. Catalog

    Every API becomes an item in Context Catalog, with an owner, a version, typed relationships to the services and data behind it, and the rules it has to satisfy.

  5. Observe

    Every call is attributable, so API consumption is a measured flow rather than an assumption, whether the consumer is an application or an agent.

AI-Ready API

What AI-Ready API gives you.

API Design & Endpoint Management

Define endpoints, routes and listeners from the Console over existing services, CRUD collections and data products.

YOU GET

A new API exposed through configuration, not through hand-written gateway files.

API Gateway

Envoy or NGINX, with routing, rate limiting, headers, filters and protocol support including gRPC, WebSockets and UDP.

YOU GET

One enforcement point in front of every service, whichever gateway your infrastructure already standardises on.

API Portal

Every endpoint published from its OpenAPI 2.0, 3.0 or 3.1 specification, filterable by category, tag and method, searchable, and testable in place.

YOU GET

One place where a developer, or an agent, finds the API instead of asking the team that owns it.

Access Control & Policy Enforcement

RBAC and policy evaluation at the gateway, per route, before the request reaches the service.

YOU GET

Authorization that holds regardless of which client is calling.

API Cataloguing

Every API registered as a governed item in Context Catalog, with owner, version, relationships and the rules it has to satisfy.

YOU GET

An API inventory that stays current because it is produced by the platform, not maintained by hand.

Where this shows up.

What it's worth.

  • Financial services
  • Healthcare
  • Retail
  • Manufacturing
  • Transport
  • Utilities
In production

The API Gateway and API Portal described on this page are not new: they run in production today at large enterprises across six industries.

What is new is the consumer, and what it takes to let an agent call those same APIs safely.

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Frequently Asked Questions

AI-Ready API covers the API lifecycle end to end. You design endpoints and expose them through the API Gateway, publish each one in the API Portal from its own OpenAPI specification, and enforce access policies on every call. Each API is catalogued with its owner and version, so people, applications and agents call the same governed endpoint.

An API is only as good as what stands behind it.

AI-Ready API designs, exposes and protects the interface; the rest of the platform supplies the meaning, the infrastructure and the consumers. Here's what it plugs into, module by module.