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revertinc/revert
Revert makes it incredibly easy to build integrations with any third party API
Revert was an open-source unified API layer for third-party integrations — CRMs, Slack, ticketing — handling OAuth flows, token refresh, and normalizing API surface across platforms. It has been acquired by Ampersand; the README now redirects to withampersand.com, making this repo effectively abandoned. Last real activity was April 2025.
OAuth token lifecycle management (auto-refresh, expiry handling, retry) is done for you, which is genuinely the painful part of third-party integrations. Frontend SDKs for React, Vue, and vanilla JS are first-class packages in the monorepo, not bolted on. Docker Compose self-hosted path works without requiring their cloud. The `@revertdotdev/` monorepo structure keeps backend and each SDK independently versioned.
The project is effectively dead as a standalone — the README opens with 'we joined Ampersand' and points you to their docs instead. AGPL-3.0 license means self-hosting in a commercial SaaS almost certainly requires a commercial license or open-sourcing your product. The entire `.yarn/cache` directory with hundreds of zip files is committed to the repo, making clones unnecessarily heavy and git history noisy. Integration coverage is thin — five CRMs, Slack, Discord — anything beyond that is on the roadmap that nobody is executing.