superglue vs MuleSoft

Yes. Most teams migrate one workflow at a time while keeping MuleSoft running for the rest. There's no need to rip and replace—you can move at your own pace and only decommission MuleSoft once you're fully confident.

superglue supports role-based access control, audit logging, and can be self-hosted inside your own infrastructure. The open-source core means you can inspect every line of code that touches your data.

superglue works with any API automatically—it doesn't depend on pre-built connectors or exchanges. Rather than maintaining a library of connectors that need updating, superglue's AI reads API documentation directly and builds integrations on the fly, covering any system with an API.

Yes. superglue is used in production by enterprise teams today, including organizations managing Salesforce workflows at scale. It's backed by Y Combinator and has an active open-source community.

API-led connectivity is a powerful architectural pattern, but it comes with significant complexity—requiring integration architects, DataWeave expertise, and multi-month implementation cycles. superglue delivers the same integration outcomes without requiring specialized skills or prolonged timelines, letting your team focus on business value instead of platform management.