Coaty is an open-source toolkit written in TypeScript for developing collaborative, decentralized IoT applications using software agents. It delivers a container runtime that hosts agent instances, a discovery and registry service for dynamic resource lookup, and pub/sub communication layers for event distribution. Built-in storage adapters synchronize state across devices, while a flexible data model allows you to extend and share domain objects. Coaty supports multiple transport protocols like MQTT and WebSocket, enabling robust, real-time interoperability between edge, fog, and cloud environments without central points of failure.

Integuru is a hosted AI agent that drastically simplifies the process of integrating applications with platforms that lack official APIs. By crawling web interfaces and automatically reverse-engineering endpoints, the agent generates connector code (Node.js or RESTful APIs), configures authentication flows, and validates operations in a sandbox environment. Users provide the target service URL and desired data actions, and within seconds Integuru delivers production-ready integration endpoints. This eliminates manual scraping, reduces development time from days to minutes, and ensures secure, low-latency connections. Integuru supports custom OAuth, cookie, and token-based auth, offers one-click deployment, and integrates with existing development pipelines via CLI and SDKs, empowering teams to automate workflows and sync data across any web-based application seamlessly.