NAP Connect

For builders

Two ways to build with NAP

Same agents, same Forensic Library, same balance gate. Pick the surface that matches how your team works.

Describe it in plain language

The Blueprint Agent reads the request, resolves the systems, and writes the execution plan. Steps, branches, dependencies, and the risks it will guard against.

Connect systems and approve the map

Authenticate, validate connectivity live, and review the field map before anything moves. Undocumented fields included. Nothing runs against an unapproved map.

Describe it in plain language

1,407 checks and a $0.00 gate before go-live. Every exception in production resolves once and writes back to the Forensic Library.

Drive the platform from your IDE

Create projects, define systems, and build connectors without leaving your development environment. Blueprints, maps and workflows are versioned alongside your own code.

Run every platform action from the terminal

The same commands as the platform. Blueprint, discover, map, eval, deploy, and inspect exceptions. Wire the gate into CI so a build that does not balance does not merge.

Query the Forensic Library directly

Ask what already broke on a given system before you write a line. nap forensics returns the failure modes, the retry-unsafe endpoints, and the dependency chains for that ERP.

One prompt. Production integration.

Plan. Connect. Build. Prove. Run.

Describe what needs to connect.

NAP understands the APIs, authentication, schemas, mappings, business logic and dependencies.

Secure connections, established and validated.

What the endpoint actually accepts, read from the endpoint.

Secure connections, established and validated.

What the endpoint actually accepts, read from the endpoint.

Tested before deployment.

1,407 checks against real payloads.

Deployed, monitored, maintained.

Execution, credentials, failures and API changes.

Build the app.
‍NAP handles the integrations.

Your app needs QuickBooks, HubSpot, Shopify, Stripe or another business system. NAP gets it connected, checks that it works, and keeps it working after you launch.