Graftcode
Graftcode provides a one-command connectivity platform that turns any public method into a callable API with strongly typed clients installed via package manager. The platform supports cross-language execution, out-of-the-box MCP hosting, and protocol-agnostic design, reducing integration complexity for engineering teams and AI-agent workflows.
- Developer Tools
- Software Only
- Artificial Intelligence
- AI Agents
Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
Engineering teams lose 30-40% of their time on API plumbing, DTOs, queues, and versioning, which slows down development and increases integration complexity. This problem is compounded in AI-agent workflows, where multi-step tasks fail end-to-end at high rates due to incorrect service understanding and runtime errors.
Solution
Graftcode provides a one-command connectivity solution that turns any public method into a callable API with strongly typed clients, auto-generated and auto-updated for seamless IDE autocompletion. By removing integration complexity, Graftcode reduces the surface an AI agent must read per hop, improving workflow success rates and reducing code generation tokens. The platform supports protocol-agnostic design, allowing transport changes to be configuration changes rather than rewrites. Graftcode also offers out-of-the-box MCP hosting for instant deployment of MCP or custom service endpoints, with GraftConfig determining whether calls run in-process, over a direct connection, or via a broker-mediated plugin—all with identical calling code.
Target Audience
Primary customers are engineering teams building microservices-based systems, particularly those integrating AI agents into production workflows, as well as platform teams seeking to reduce integration overhead and improve service reliability.
Features
- One-command package manager installation for always up-to-date, strongly typed clients for any remote service
- Out-of-the-box MCP hosting for instant deployment of MCP or custom service endpoints
- GraftConfig determines whether calls run in-process, over a direct connection, or via a broker-mediated plugin, with identical calling code across all three
- Protocol-agnostic design that separates a service's interface from its transport, making transport switching a configuration change
- Cross-language execution allowing Python, .NET, Java, PHP, Ruby, NodeJS, Go, and C++ modules to run side-by-side in a single process
- Reduces the hand-written integration code between services with strongly typed Grafts, shrinking the surface an agent has to read per hop
- Provides a compile-time or package-update signal instead of a runtime failure for integration errors