The Naftiko website, where you will find blog posts, podcasts, white papers, and much more to help understand what Naftiko does, but is also the result of all of this go-to-market work.

Naftiko uses LinkedIn as the primary social media channel, maintaining a page, and actively engaging in conversation, as well as sales engagement via the business social network platform.

Naftiko GitHub is the primary technical doorway to what Naftiko is building, including the tooling we are developing, but also all of the capabilities we are bringing to life to run in Naftiko.

These are the capabilities being currently developed to support conversations with service and design partners, but also to manage Naftiko operations, including what is needed for this go-to-market motion.

Sharing stories on the Naftiko and API Evangelist blogs, these working documentation sites, and other parnter or ecosystem blogs and news sites is the center of the Naftiko go-to-market motion each week.

Conversations with domain experts, design and service paratners play a central role in helping shape the stories we tell, while also informing our roadmap as the flywheel for this go-to-market motion continues to spin.

This use case focuses on providing Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers on top of common private, public/1st party and 3rd party APIs, as well as local SQL databases, employing a domain-driven, declarative, and governed approach to right-sizing the context windows via MCP while providing integrations for us across AI copilots and agents.

This use case is concerned with encouraging the discoverability and reuse of existing APIs, leveraging existing API infrastructure to quantify what API, schema, and tooling reuse looks like, and incentivizing reuse of APIs and schema across the software development lifecycle—reducing API sprawl and hardening the APIs that already exist.

This use case provides the data, skills, and capabilities that artificial intelligence agents used internally can use to automate and orchestrate tasks while discovering and negotiating with other agents to accomplish specific goals. This use case employs the open-source Agent-2-Agent specification to securely and confidently enable agentic activity across operations.

The documentation for the Naftiko market research, sharing the segments, companies, features, integrations, and other information gathered as part of ongoing market research to inform the Naftiko road map, sharing our perspective of the business and engineering of integration and automation today.

The documentation for the technology we are using to develop the Naftiko Framework, Engine, and Fabric, detailing the standards and tooling we are building upon, informing the Naftiko road map while also sharing all of the building blocks we are using and how they all fit together.

The documentation for how Naftiko is approaching commercial open-source software, being intentional and transparent about the plans we offer to generate revenue for Naftiko, ensuring we are a viable business, while throughfully building upon existing open-source building blocks.

Receive the latest updates, news, and join in on the conversations with us via the Naftiko company page on the LinkedIn social network.

Contribute and fork artifacts and code via the Naftiko GitHub organization to get hands-on with what we are building for the community.

Tune into the Naftiko Youtube Channel to learn about applying capabilities, using the engine, framework, and fabric as part of your work.