Build it. Ship it. Get the credit.
Join the developers extending Koodisi with connectors, workflow templates, and AI agents — and get the workspace, access, and recognition to do it properly.
The Koodisi Developer Program gives developers, agencies, and integration partners a free developer workspace, a private channel with the Koodisi engineering team, early access to unreleased features, and co-marketing on accepted contributions. Open to individuals and companies.
A network of developers extending enterprise automation.
- Who it's for
- Developers, agencies, and integration partners building on Koodisi — independently or inside a customer organisation.
- What you build
- Connectors using the in-app activity builder, reusable workflow templates, and AI agents or MCP servers.
- What you get
- A free developer workspace, badges and certification, a public contributor portfolio, and co-marketing on accepted work.
- How it runs
- Propose what you want to build or claim an open bounty. Scope it with our team, ship it, and support it after launch.
Contribute
What can you build?
Three ways to extend Koodisi — pick the one that fits what you already know.
Connectors
Build activities for the systems your customers run on. The activity builder is in the app — a visual canvas, a drag-and-drop field palette, and conditional logic, with a review step before it ships. No local setup, no toolchain to install.
See the activity builder →Workflow templates
Package a working automation — onboarding, order-to-cash, ticket triage — as a template others deploy in minutes instead of rebuilding from scratch.
Read the docs →AI agents & MCP servers
Publish governed MCP servers so AI agents can discover and use approved business capabilities, with the access controls enterprises actually require.
Read the docs →Perks
What's in it for you?
Tools, access, and recognition — the things that make contributing worth your time.
A developer workspace
A free Koodisi workspace to build and test in, so you're not waiting on someone else's environment.
Direct engineering access
A private channel with the people who build Koodisi. Ask the awkward questions and get real answers.
Badges and certification
Official recognition for what you've shipped, and proof you know the platform.
A public portfolio
Your accepted contributions listed publicly, with attribution that points back to you.
Early access
See features, tools, and beta programs before they're generally available.
Co-marketing
We write up the work that lands well — case studies, launch posts, and community spotlights.
Your path
How it works
Four steps from idea to published contribution.
Propose or claim
Pitch what you want to build, or claim one of the sponsored bounties when they open.
Get scoped
We agree the scope, the acceptance criteria, and a realistic timeline before you write anything.
Build and maintain
Build it, take it through review, and support it for an agreed period after it goes live.
Ship and get credit
Accepted work is published with your attribution and added to your contributor portfolio.
Sponsored bounties. From time to time we fund specific connectors and templates we want built. These open periodically and are announced to the community — program members hear about them first.
The bar
Quality standards
Everything published through the program goes through review. This is what we look for.
Complete functionality
Cover the endpoints and operations the scope calls for. Partial implementations that quietly skip the hard parts don't pass review.
A usable experience
Clear labels, sensible defaults, and error messages that say what went wrong and what to do about it.
Production readiness
Tested against real usage, stable under load, and predictable when the system on the other end misbehaves.
Community guidelines
Follow the documented conventions for structure, naming, and documentation so the next person can pick it up.
Independent developers, agencies, and integration partners building on Koodisi — plus in-house developers at customer organisations. There's no revenue threshold and no requirement to be a registered company.
No. Individuals and companies are both welcome. If you're applying as a company, tell us who'll be doing the building.
Accepted members get a free Koodisi developer workspace to build and test in, so you're not blocked waiting on a customer environment.
The standing perks — workspace, engineering access, badges, portfolio, early access, co-marketing — apply to everyone in the program. Separately, we open sponsored bounties from time to time for specific connectors and templates we want built. Those are paid, scoped up front, and announced to the community as they open.
When a contribution lands well, we'll write it up — a case study, a launch post, or a community spotlight — with attribution back to you or your company. You approve anything before it goes out.
Email us with your background, a link to your work, which track interests you, and what you'd like to build. We review applications within 5–10 business days.
Ready to build?
Tell us what you want to build and which track fits. We review applications within 5–10 business days.
Apply now