Developers

Extend the platform without forking the core.

Build APIs, modules, components, automations and integrations against XTND conventions so extensions remain testable, governable and upgradeable.

Developer platform

APIs, generation, testing and execution tooling in one ecosystem.

API Hub

Versioned API documentation and discovery through OpenAPI/Swagger and Postman-oriented workflows.

Generator

Generate reusable application modules and UI components from XTND conventions instead of hand-writing boilerplate.

Executions & tools

Connect jobs, runners, workers and tool providers to repeatable development and operational workflows.

Extension model

Extend XTND. Do not fork XTND.

Private modules, components, integrations, themes, blueprints and automations can create customer or partner IP while the platform core remains upgradeable.

Manifest
Permissions
Hooks / API
Tests
Version
Deploy
Testing & conformance

Keep extensions aligned with platform contracts.

Testing Automation, Generator conformance and SSDLC provide a repeatable quality path for internal and partner extensions.

Automated tests

Use test suites, fixtures and regression coverage around API and business behavior.

Conformance

Verify module structure, tenancy, IAM, migrations and conventions before an extension is accepted.

SSDLC

Integrate security and lifecycle checks into the development path instead of treating them as release-day tasks.

Developer tools

A deeper surface for technical users, hidden from normal business users.

API HubGeneratorCode EditorTesting AutomationSSDLCToolsExecutionsWeb SocketsInfrastructure
FAQ

Developer questions.

Custom modules and integrations extend the platform through declared contracts so the shared core can remain independently upgradeable.

XTND includes API Hub documentation surfaces and generator-assisted patterns for versioned APIs.

Yes. The Generator is intended to encode platform conventions so new modules and components start from a compatible structure.

Through automated tests, conformance rules, IAM/tenancy checks, versioning and controlled deployment pipelines.