Connected Software
Deserves Connected Infrastructure
Cliodot is the enterprise integration control plane for modern software one operating platform through which connected systems are built, deployed, operated, and improved.
customers.createPublic Surface capabilityExposed through
One infrastructure layer across your software stack
The problem
Connected software is the new reality. Fragmented infrastructure is the old one.
Every product depends on external services, internal systems, real-time events, users, agents, and APIs. Yet the integration layer is still rebuilt application by application.
Integration logic is scattered across services, teams, and protocols.
The same business capability is implemented as an API endpoint, an SDK wrapper, a webhook handler, a background job, and an AI tool. Each implementation has its own auth, retries, logs, and deployment.
product
More implementation paths as the same capability moves across API, SDK, agent, event, and real-time interfaces.
Control plane is what teams actually need: one place to build, expose, govern, and operate integrations.
The industry shift
Software is moving from applications to connected capability networks.
Products are becoming composable, programmable, and agent-consumable. The infrastructure beneath them must become reusable too.
Every product is becoming an integration product.
Customers expect their tools to connect with payments, communication, identity, data, and internal systems from day one.
APIs are no longer the only consumption interface.
Developers need SDKs. Agents need MCP. Apps need GraphQL. Event systems need streams. One capability must serve many consumers.
Infrastructure is becoming the product advantage.
The teams that centralize integrations ship faster, govern better, and can expose new capabilities without rebuilding the backend.
What teams inherit today
Integration debt becomes operational debt.
As the integration surface grows, production problems stop being isolated incidents. They become a permanent tax on engineering, support, security, and customer success.
The new way
Model the capability once. Project it into every interface.
A capability should be built, governed, versioned, observed, and operated once. Its public contract can then be projected into the interfaces required by developers, applications, agents, and event systems.
One contractInputs, outputs, permissions, versions, mappings, and runtime behavior live in one definition.
Many exposuresSDK, REST, MCP, GraphQL, WebSocket, events, and future interfaces become projections.
One operating modelAuthentication, rate limits, logs, usage, retries, policies, and ownership remain centralized.
customers.createSurface capabilityThe Cliodot platform
Build, deploy, and operate from one integration control plane.
Cliodot brings the complete lifecycle together. The FlowSync runtime executes beneath the platform while your team designs and governs from a single workspace.
Build reusable integration logic.
Design connectors, compose workflows, map schemas, validate data, and create stable capability contracts without burying business logic inside each application.
- Connector builder and versioning
- Visual and code-based workflows
- Transformers, validators, conditions, loops
- Arrikk AI scaffolding and debugging
Connector actionStripe · Create Customer
ReadyInput mappingPublic contract → provider schema
ValidCustomer onboarding workflowPayment, CRM, email, audit
CompiledOne platform, complete capability lifecycle
Everything required to make integrations reusable infrastructure.
Start with one application or use the platform end to end. Each capability becomes stronger because it shares the same runtime, governance, and operating model.
Model any service as a reusable connector.
Define authentication, actions, schemas, versions, and execution behavior for SaaS products, internal APIs, databases, protocols, and enterprise systems.
Compose production workflows without losing control.
Combine triggers, actions, transforms, conditions, loops, custom code, middleware, and responders into compiled runtime plans.
Third-party authorization as an application.
Package provider authorization, scopes, callbacks, token refresh, and consent into reusable OAuth experiences.
Managed, customer-owned, or hybrid identity.
Use OTP, magic link, TOTP, passkeys, push challenges, and verification without forcing one persistence model.
Receive, inspect, route, and replay events.
Capture headers, body, query, sender metadata, and forward events into workflows, surfaces, or custom destinations.
Run on time.
Trigger workflows and capabilities with managed schedules and environment-aware execution.
Share capabilities.
Request governed actions from another Cliodot server with permissions, quotas, and expiration.
Own the interface.
Attach custom domains and publish production endpoints under your own brand.
Meter everything.
Track calls, quotas, tenant consumption, rate limits, and billable usage by capability.
Surface
A home for the capabilities your software exposes.
Surface is not only an API gateway. It is a first-class Cliodot app where teams attach capabilities, define public contracts, and choose how each capability is exposed.
Commerce PlatformSurface · Production · v2.3.0
billing.customers.createPublic capability · Source: Stripe / Create Customer
Productionimport { createCliodot } from "@cliodot/sdk";
const cliodot = createCliodot({
surface: "commerce",
apiKey: process.env.CLIODOT_API_KEY,
});
await cliodot.billing.customers.create({
email: "user@example.com",
});Arrikk AI
An assistant that understands integration architecture, not just prompts.
Arrikk AI works inside Cliodot's product model. It can scaffold connectors, design workflows, propose mappings, generate schemas, explain failures, and help teams move from intent to production infrastructure.
Build a production flow that creates a Stripe customer, mirrors the profile in Zoho, and exposes it to our application SDK as customers.create.
I mapped this to three Cliodot resources. The public contract stays provider-neutral, so Stripe can be replaced later without changing your SDK method.
01Stripe connector capabilityReady02Customer sync workflowCompiled03Surface method customers.createDraftI also added idempotency, retry policy, schema validation, and the customers.create permission. Review the generated contract before publishing.
Enterprise control plane
Central governance without forcing one deployment model.
Run Cliodot as a managed platform, inside your infrastructure, or across hybrid environments. Capabilities retain their permissions, versions, limits, and audit context wherever they execute.
Managed, customer-hosted, or hybrid deployment.
Use Cliodot Cloud for speed, deploy dedicated infrastructure for isolation, or combine both while preserving one product and policy model.
Licensing that understands platform capability.
Define which applications, actions, quotas, deployments, and runtime features are enabled for each enterprise environment.
Remote capabilities
Expose selected connector actions to other Cliodot servers with permissions, quotas, and expiration.
Organization governance
Control environments, roles, approvals, ownership, promotion, audit logs, and production policy.
Infrastructure visibility
See runtime health, connector versions, capability usage, failures, and tenant impact across the estate.
Built for developers
A dynamic platform with the experience of a hand-written SDK.
Every Surface produces a machine-readable contract. Cliodot uses that contract to generate typed clients, documentation, schemas, and protocol adapters while retaining a universal invocation runtime underneath.
True autocompleteGenerated TypeScript types expose namespaces, methods, inputs, outputs, and errors directly in the editor.
Provider-neutral namingPublish billing.customers.create() while Stripe or Paystack remains an internal implementation detail.
Versioned contractsPin SDK clients to Surface releases and evolve capabilities without silently breaking consumers.
import { createCliodot } from "@cliodot/sdk";
const cliodot = createCliodot({
surface: "commerce-platform",
apiKey: process.env.CLIODOT_API_KEY,
});
await cliodot.billing.customers.create({
email: "user@example.com",
fullName: "Ada Okafor",
});billingnamespace
customersnamespace
ordersnamespace
inventorynamespace
Secure by architecture
Production controls are part of the capability, not an afterthought.
Cliodot centralizes the controls that usually fragment across services. Credentials stay scoped, execution stays isolated, permissions follow capabilities, and every run retains an auditable context.
Identity & scopesWho may invoke what
Secret isolationProvider credentials stay private
Runtime guardrailsValidation, timeout, retry
Audit contextTenant, user, version, trace
Pricing that grows with infrastructure
Start with the platform. Scale with the infrastructure you operate.
Cliodot pricing combines platform access, runtime usage, operational scale and deployment requirements. Exact commercial terms are confirmed before production use.
Developer
For individual builders exploring Cliodot.
- Development workspace
- Connector and workflow builders
- Basic API access
- Arrikk AI assistance
Builder
For teams shipping connected product features.
- Production environments
- Private connectors
- Surface capabilities
- Team collaboration
Scale
For products operating integration infrastructure across customers and applications.
- Multiple production projects
- Advanced Surface exposure
- Usage controls
- Advanced observability
Enterprise
For organizations requiring deployment, governance and commercial flexibility.
- Dedicated or hybrid deployment
- Enterprise licensing
- Private Connector Hub
- Architecture support
Build the integration infrastructure once. Let every product use it.
Move connectors, workflows, APIs, SDKs, agent tools, events, authentication, and enterprise controls into one coherent platform.