SDKs, extensions & plugins
Evil Martians build the IDE and browser extensions, Figma plugins, and SDKs that make a tool part of someone’s daily setup.
Evil Martians method
We have shipped to the VS Code and JetBrains marketplaces, the Chrome and Safari stores, and the Figma community. The same goes for SDKs: we treat SDKs as the product surface, down to its performance under load.
Need your tool inside the editor people already use?
Social proof
Certora
Certora is a Series B blockchain security startup. We built their VS Code extension for smart contract verification in two months, from design sprint to marketplace listing.
Certora IDE extension on the VS Code marketplace
NATS
We optimized the Ruby SDK for NATS, the open source messaging system, and made it 3x faster under high load.
This was a major enhancement to the client so I appreciate the practical solution that was implemented to boost the client’s performance and scalability.
Wally Quevedo
Synadia Communications, NATS core maintainer
Teleport
Teleport needed approvals to happen where its ops teams already worked. We built and documented five plugins, for Slack, Jira, Mattermost, GitLab, and PagerDuty.
Approval workflow in Slack (video from Teleport)
More ecosystems we built
- Recraft: the AI image generation platform with $42M in funding. We built a custom Discord bot as an acquisition channel.
- Playbook: Chrome extensions for this Series A storage platform, converted to Safari, plus a Figma plugin.
- IntelliJ IDEA: language support built from scratch, and the lessons written up for everyone else.
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