What Nango changed

• Added a full TypeScript code snippet for syncContacts.ts in the hero section, replacing a single character placeholder.
• Updated GitHub star count from 12.6k to 12.7k across multiple site locations.

Nango is emphasizing its "code-first" approach by showing a complete sync function immediately to visitors. This helps developers understand exactly how the tool works without scrolling.

• Added a new "AI agents" section featuring MCP (Model Context Protocol) and context syncing for RAG.
• Added a "Teams we empower" section with testimonials from Replit, Vapi, Plain, Electric, and Motion.
• Introduced a step-by-step visual guide for "Code-first integrations" including auth, code generation, and agent exposure.
• Expanded the navigation menu to include specific product categories like Request Proxy and Unified API.
• Added direct comparison links in the footer for "Nango vs. Merge" and "Nango vs. Paragon."
• Updated the copyright year to 2026.

Nango is shifting its focus toward AI agents and social proof. They are positioning their platform as the infrastructure for AI tools (MCP) and highlighting successful migrations from competitors to win over larger engineering teams.

• Added "Audit trail" to their granular access features.
• Added a new description for security, highlighting that data can stay inside the user's own cloud.
• Updated marketing copy to emphasize they are "100% OPEN SOURCE."
• Minor formatting updates to uptime and integration count statistics.

Nango is moving upmarket to attract larger companies. By adding audit trails and emphasizing that data can stay in a customer's own cloud, they are removing common security hurdles for enterprise buyers.