MuleSoft Anypoint

Somewhere in a large company, two teams are building the same link to the order system, and neither knows about the other. Every new app usually gets a hand-built link to the customer database or the order system, and each copy needs repairs when a system changes. MuleSoft packs such links into reusable APIs, documented entry points into a system that later projects can call. Anypoint Exchange lists them so teams can find what colleagues already built.

Developers write integrations in Anypoint Code Builder or in Anypoint Studio, a desktop IDE. Hundreds of maintained connectors reach business apps and AI models, and an SDK builds new ones. Business users get low-code options while IT keeps the rules. MuleSoft Dev Agent, an AI assistant, generates integration code, and the same functions work inside Cursor, Windsurf and other MCP-capable editors.

Finished integrations run in CloudHub, MuleSoft's managed cloud, or in the company's data center through Runtime Fabric. A Hyperforce option places them on Salesforce's infrastructure for control over where data is kept. API Manager and Omni Gateway control who may call which API. Anypoint Monitoring shows dashboards and alerts for every running integration.

Agent Fabric, the newest part, applies the same approach to AI agents. Scanners look for agents in AWS Bedrock, Azure AI Foundry, Google Vertex AI and Microsoft Copilot and collect them in one registry. Policies and token budgets then apply to every agent, whoever built it, and a kill switch stops one that misbehaves.