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Naftiko introduces "capabilities" as human and machine-readable definitions stored as JSON/YAML in Git repositories that represent business operations. Capabilities can originate from business or engineering stakeholders, be created from scratch or forked from existing ones, and come to life through various methods including manual editing, importing from API specifications (OpenAPI, AsyncAPI), proxy traffic capture, automated scanning, or LLM generation. The framework emphasizes balancing technical and non-technical stakeholder needs, supporting both greenfield and brownfield scenarios, and maintaining equal parts business and engineering involvement for sustainability.

How Does a Capability Come to Life?