--- layout: service section: Services title: Interfaces summary: Map the landscape of existing commercial or open-source interfaces available, and develop new ones when needed. nav: Services sub: Discovery ---
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An interface is a promise about how two things will talk to each other, and most organizations have no idea how many promises they have already made. There are APIs bought, APIs inherited, APIs half-built by a contractor who has long since left, and open-source interfaces nobody remembers adopting. Before you build one more, it is worth knowing what you already have.
I map the landscape of interfaces across your operations — the commercial ones you pay for, the open-source ones you depend on, and the internal ones you have quietly accumulated. I document what each one does, where it fits, and whether it should exist at all. Where there is a genuine gap, I help you design a new interface deliberately, using OpenAPI and the wider API family, instead of inventing yet another one-off.
The work is not about chasing the newest protocol. It is about seeing the whole surface of how your systems connect, so you can make decisions about it on purpose rather than by accident.
If you cannot say how many interfaces your operations actually run on, let's find out together.