Hi Everyone, We’ve just raised $6.5M 🎉 Led by Eniac and Tidal, with Better Capital, Ahead VC, Karman, Z21, and angels joining in. The build phase is done — it’s launch day 🚀 We’re here to change how enterprise system integrations are done.

Join Refold AI for an evening of cocktails, conversations, and new opportunities with the SAP ecosystem. October 6, Golden Monkey Tiki Lounge, Resorts World Las Vegas 6–8 PM PDT If you’re an SAP ISV, partner, or part of the broader ecosystem, come meet the people building what’s next. See you in Vegas. RSVP link: luma.com/refoldai-tpn5 #SAPConnect #SAP #RefoldAI #SAPISV #EnterpriseIntegration #LasVegas

The Refold team will be at SAP Connect in Las Vegas, October 5-7! If you're a SAP customer, ISV, or SI looking to accelerate enterprise integrations, we'd love to connect. At Refold Al, we help teams cut integration timelines from months to days across HCM, ERP, Supply Chain, Finance, Procurement, CRM and more. And it doesn't stop with SAP-to-SAP integrations. Refold helps you connect SAP with third-party applications too, all through one platform built to accelerate integrations across your enterprise landscape. Connect Anything. Transform Everything. Heading to SAP Connect? Connect with our team to set up a meeting while you're there!

Engineer: “It should take 10 minutes” The integration: Day 1: Authentication Day 4: Permissions Day 9: Data mapping Day 17: Why is Salesforce returning 401? 💀

Some things are just better folded👀 Your integration time should be one of them. Let our agents Fold your integration time. @Bonjugal @ak_blurb @Apple

Peak SF behavior by @Bonjugal . Well done sir. How do I get space next to it? 🤣

#102: #AIRadarDaily — @refoldai We’ve all seen it happen. A brilliant engineering team sets out to build a category-defining product, only to get bogged down in the endless, fragile plumbing of enterprise integrations. Writing custom logic, wrestling with unpredictable APIs, and constantly patching broken middleware isn't just a technical headache — it is a massive, exhausting drain on a company's most creative talent. We hire engineers to build the future, yet we force them to spend their days maintaining the pipes. It takes a deep, structural understanding of this pain and the courage to rethink the entire paradigm to change it. That is precisely what Jugal Anchalia (@Bonjugal) and Abhishek Kumar (@ak_blurb) are doing with Refold AI. With Refold, Jugal and Abhishek aren’t just launching another integration tool. They are fundamentally replacing traditional middleware with a highly intelligent, AI-native platform. The engineering under the hood is transformative. Instead of relying on manual coding and rigid workflows, Refold deploys autonomous AI agents that actually understand system behavior. These agents take on the heavy lifting — learning how different software systems interact, generating complex integration logic, mapping data, and even writing test cases entirely without boilerplate code. The true moat here is resilience and adaptability. Through advanced memory graphs and real-time adaptation, Refold’s agents don't just build integrations; they maintain them. When a third-party API changes or an unpredictable edge case arises, the system autonomously adapts and auto-fixes the workflow. It shifts enterprise integration from a fragile, static dependency into a dynamic, self-healing architecture. The market? Global enterprises, CTOs, and development teams desperate to escape the high costs and friction of system connectivity. By abstracting away the complexity of legacy systems, Refold gives engineering teams their momentum back, allowing them to focus entirely on core product innovation. Seeing these head-down builders architect such an elegant, autonomous solution to one of software's oldest and most stubborn bottlenecks is a powerful signal. They are quietly rewriting the playbook for how enterprise software actually communicates. Let's celebrate the builders. w/ @jaybharatingle & @dikshantjoshi #EnterpriseAI #DevTools #ProductNation

Better AI won’t just come from bigger models. One smart model is NOT enough. Enterprise AI needs systems around it: > agents that check each other > memory of past mistakes > clear escalation > audit trails > ownership when things break Single models answer. Systems build trust.

1/ the CRM shows the final price. not who approved the 20% discount, or why. the ERP shows the transaction. not the compliance ruling that quietly changed how one vertical gets handled. that missing layer is what actually runs every enterprise. 2/ for two decades it lived in people's heads and in SI delivery docs. that's literally why integration services became a bigger business than integration software itself. the platform moved the data. the consultant remembered the reasoning. 3/ every integration is a decision trace. the custom field that exists because of a 2022 compliance ruling. the mapping that reflects a CFO's call on revenue recognition. the exception rule one vertical needed. capture enough of them and you're not moving data anymore. you're building a graph of how the business actually works. 4/ that's what we built refold for. our agents read the source schema directly, custom objects and all. they make sense of the reasoning, build the integration end to end, and every deployment makes the next one smarter. the pipes were never the product. the integration graph always was. 5/ going deep on all of this at AI Dev 26 by @DeepLearningAI in SF on april 29. @Bonjugal @i_rebel_aj @ak_blurb if you're building in this space, come say hi.

first @HumanXCo . the shift is real. we are at D9 the conversations that keep coming up aren't about AI capabilities. they're about what happens when agents hit SAP instances, Workday schemas, and Salesforce orgs with years of customization. our agents are trained on millions of real-world contexts across these systems. they remember customer logic between deployments and self-heal when things break. integrations that used to add 3-6 months to projects now ship in days. that's the world we build in 📍 @Bonjugal @ak_blurb

the businesses that survive AI aren't the ones with the best models. they're the ones that never outsourced their thinking. MIT just proved why 🧵 1/ they call it "delusional spiraling." the model rewards agreement. you push, it agrees harder. you never see the moment it stops being honest. 2/ but here's what nobody's saying: this makes domain expertise the most valuable thing you can own. 3/ what you know becomes a wedge. your core skills become a moat. the companies that get wrecked by sycophancy are the ones who let the model do the thinking. 4/ the businesses that win? they treat AI as a layer. it executes what they already believe. it gathers context by being deployed across their org. the evals, the judgment, the standards — that's all still theirs. 5/ the model doesn't think for you. it amplifies whatever you feed it. feed it expertise → you compound. feed it nothing → you spiral. @Bonjugal @ak_blurb @i_rebel_aj

Caught at @refoldai! @ShaliniTBD

come see @Bonjugal speak at ai dev 26 x SF by @DeepLearningAI, somethings we are cooking to be announced

What a night! 🙌 Founders, builders, operators, all in one room, no decks, no pitches, just real talk about what's broken in enterprise and how AI agents can fix it. This is what building in SF is about. Grateful for the energy. Let's run it back soon 🚀 @i_rebel_aj @Yagami_22_JSR @Tanmay__B @Drishtitulsina @ak_blurb