Product updates, company news, and press releases from the Datpaq team.
Two years of platform construction has enabled DATPAQ to grow its catalog of APIs to 63, after just launching with 13 in May. Nearly five times the APIs in just five months. All of which are constructed on the same Native Zero Trust foundation.
Learn what an API is, how APIs work, and why businesses use them. This beginner-friendly guide explains APIs with simple examples and real-world use cases.
We shipped a command line interface for DATPAQ a few weeks ago. We did not send an email, post on LinkedIn, or write a launch blog post. We just pushed it to npm and went back to work.
We added a Model Context Protocol server for DATPAQ. It exposes 17 tools straight from our API catalog, so any MCP compatible agent, including Claude, can call DATPAQ directly.
AI agents don't just need your code—they need your documentation. As software shifts from human-driven to agent-driven, undocumented systems become systems that can't be safely operated. Meet Phil, the documentation strategy we built from day one.
Everyone says Zero Trust now. Say it enough and it stops meaning anything.
Before you hire. Before you sign a customer. Before the product even works right. You make a call: build it or buy it.
The agentic era is here. Millions of developers are building agents right now. And most of them are building on APIs that were never designed for this moment.
DatPaq is releasing network, domain, and email infrastructure APIs for developers. The release includes MAC address vendor lookup, DNS lookup, domain lookup, and MX lookup capabilities through the DatPaq API platform.
DATPAQ was built for autonomous agents from day one. While many platforms are adding AI features onto existing products, DATPAQ's architecture, APIs, MCP server, and action model were designed specifically for agents.