Swiggy has launched the Swiggy Builders Club, a community, partnership, and builder enablement programme designed for developers, startups, and enterprises seeking to create AI-native commerce experiences on top of its platforms.
The announcement follows Swiggy's earlier MCP launch, which opened up the company's core commerce infrastructure.
Swiggy describes Builders Club as the ecosystem layer around that infrastructure, defining who builds on it, how they engage with Swiggy, what capabilities they bring, and how promising integrations are recognised and scaled into deeper partnerships.
The programme will enable access to three MCP servers and more than 18 API tools spanning Swiggy Food, Instamart, and Dineout. Approved builders will be able to create AI agents, copilots, assistants, and integrations capable of taking real-world actions such as ordering food, shopping for groceries, or booking dining experiences.
Built on Amazon Web Services, the Builders Club programme is powered by Amazon Bedrock, which offers unified API access to foundation models from Anthropic, Meta, Mistral AI, and others, alongside AWS Trainium, purpose-built AI chips delivering up to 50% savings on training costs and 30–40% better inference performance, and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, a framework-agnostic agentic AI service.
"With MCP, we opened our commerce infrastructure to AI systems. Builders Club is the next bold step—extending that access to developers and enterprises so they can build AI commerce applications at scale on top of Swiggy,” said Madhusudhan Rao, Chief Technology Officer at Swiggy, in a statement.
“We are moving from platform to ecosystem orchestrator, providing the foundational layer for AI-native commerce innovation. Built on AWS, with Amazon Bedrock and AgentCore, this gives our builder community enterprise-grade infrastructure from day one," he added.
Builders Club is positioned as the convergence point for MCP integrations, real-world skills, and the forthcoming Builders Platform for external developers.
The programme is open to developers, startups, and enterprises. Participants must apply and undergo a review process before being granted access, after which they can build and share a demonstration of their work. An invite-led model will be used to maintain quality and foster early community momentum.
In addition to endpoint access, participants stand to benefit from live API access with generous rate limits, direct engineering support and builder enablement, co-branding opportunities for standout projects, and growth partnership support for successful use cases, Swiggy said..
Sandeep Dutta, President of AWS India and South Asia, added, "Swiggy Builders Club represents the next evolution of AI-powered commerce, and we're proud that AWS AI services are enabling this developer community. By combining Amazon Bedrock, AWS Trainium, and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, we're giving builders the infrastructure to innovate without limits, whether they're startups experimenting with new ideas or enterprises scaling production AI agents."
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