Founder request 👋
As we're building infrastructure for AI agents, I'm spending this week talking to engineers who have actually deployed agents into production.
I'm particularly interested in understanding:
• API integrations
• MCP & tool calling
• Reliability issues
• API changes and maintenance
What's working today? What's still painful?
No sales pitch. Just learning from people building real systems.
If you're open to a quick 15-minute chat, reply below or DM me.
For years, the developer experience around API integrations has remained fundamentally unchanged.
You need to connect two services.
You install the SDKs, configure authentication, write the integration layer, handle errors, and maintain it as APIs evolve.
Every team.
Every project.
Every time.
The cost is real in engineering hours, in codebase complexity, in time spent on infrastructure instead of product.
We built @swytchcode to address this at the foundation.
@swytchcode is an execution layer for API integrations.
Rather than calling external APIs directly, developers and AI agents execute them through a single, controlled interface with auth, retries, versioning, and error handling managed centrally.
2000+ integrations. One execution pattern. No SDKs required.
The result is a codebase where integration logic doesn't exist only execution does.
We believe this is what modern API infrastructure should look like. And we're building toward that, in public, one integration at a time.
For Developers: https://t.co/oRP3JyoaVl
Join our Community: https://t.co/HCHxio4kWR
Try our Platform: https://t.co/hWWuq7lvMt
AI in Production - mini conference in full flow, awesome workshops and amazing demos from startups
The gods of demos were kind today for @swytchcode , it worked and I assume the audience liked it 😅
Hiring a devrel @swytchcode who enjoys this loop:
idea → demo → post → devs try it
this role is:
• building demos daily
• sharing them
• turning curiosity -> usage
not traditional devrel
(remote, india)
if you're already doing this, dm me
Hiring a devrel for @swytchcode
Your job is simple:
get developers to run this
npx swytchcode stripe.create_payment
and go "wtf this just works"
you'll:
• build demos daily
• post short videos (command -> output)
• create copy-paste examples
• turn curiosity -> usage
this is not:
• docs writing
• conferences
• “community management”
this is:
• building + distribution
we don't care about resumes
we care about what you’ve built
(remote, india)
if you've ever posted demos on twitter / github,
i want to talk
dm me or reply here
Next up on the block: SwytchCode (https://t.co/akUW0Vg732) by (Aditya @adityarohit9 & Chilarai @chilly5476)
Integrations are slowly becoming a big part of any AI powered applications. SwytchCode helps you build integrations that never break in prod.
@Tiny_Fish Demo Day.
@swytchcode cli is catching up.
If you want agentic api integrations without hallucinations, try our swytchcode
Just hit
npm install -g swytchcode
From your terminal
Took me ~10 mins to go from nothing to working API integration.
No SDKs. No glue code.
Just this:
npx swytchcode stripe.create_payment
* real payment created
* plugged in my own API key
* used Claude to write app logic
* executed flow and email landed in Gmail
This is what API execution should feel like.
@swytchcode
This removed all my Stripe integration code.
1. No auth setup
2. No validation logic
3. No error handling
Just:
npx swytchcode stripe.create_payment
Stop writing API boilerplate. Ship faster.
@swytchcode