Handcrafted components in the AI era.

What a component is

One job, one image.

A Salesforce connector that writes straight to a Kafka topic and nothing else. A Snowflake loader with no ETL platform underneath it. A Zendesk sync that speaks the two endpoints you actually use. A deidentification stage that sits inline in your pipeline and never phones home.

Each one ships as a single Docker image, built for your configuration. No plugin system to configure around, no framework to grow into, no code paths for features you will never enable. You run what you asked for, and nothing else.

How components get built

The build is the product.

Every component comes out of the same machinery. The behaviour is configured first — which system, which direction, which output: REST API, Kafka topic, Kinesis stream, object storage. Then a build produces an image built for exactly that configuration. Nothing generic gets shipped and switched off at runtime. What you did not configure is not in the image.

The machinery is hand-engineered too: the components, the framework they are built on, the build pipeline that assembles them.

Today we run that process with you, as part of building your component. Next, you run it yourself — pick, configure, build, pull the image.

Who builds it

Crafted by people.

The industry’s answer to every new integration is to ship a first draft and hope it survives production. Ours is to hand you something finished — not a starting point you still have to read, patch, and take responsibility for at three in the morning.

The engineer who writes the spec with you is the one who builds it — and the one you talk to when your systems change.

Build, deploy, manage

Take it as far as you want.

• Build

  We specify the component with you and build it. You get a working image, ready for your registry.

• Deploy

  We put it into your infrastructure and prove it works there — your cluster, your network, your constraints.

• Managed

  We run it, patch it, and watch every system it connects to. When one of them changes, you hear it from us first.

Start at any level. Move up or down when it suits you.

Let’s build it

Tell us what it has to do.

Describe the job — the systems it connects, the shape of the data, the constraints you cannot move.

1. You send one email. That’s enough to start.
2. We write the spec together and agree scope, timeline and price up front.
3. You get a working image, matched to your systems — not a generic template with your name on it.

Email us at hello@efficomp.dev — no form to fill in, just tell us what you need.