Anthropic has named Gorilla Logic a Select Services Partner in the Claude Partner Network’s Services Track, giving the engineering company a role in helping enterprises integrate Claude into software products, platforms and business workflows.
The partnership will focus on two areas: AI-enabled product and platform engineering, and the development of enterprise agents and automated workflows for business functions including finance, operations, compliance, human resources and sales.
Gorilla Logic said partners qualify for the Select Services designation based on certified practitioners, customer deployments running in production and publicly available customer results.
The agreement addresses a challenge facing companies adopting generative AI: moving from access to AI models to integrating them into systems that support day-to-day operations, while meeting security, governance and maintenance requirements.
“Anyone can build an agent,” said Drew Naukam, CEO of Gorilla Logic. “Which makes engineering standards matter more than ever,” he added.
Two areas of enterprise AI development
Under the partnership, Gorilla Logic will use Claude and Claude Code across the software development lifecycle to help design, build, test and modernize products and platforms.
The second area involves engineering AI agents and automated workflows connected to enterprise systems. These integrations may use the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a standard for connecting AI applications with external tools and data sources.
The company says its work will build on Construct™, its engineering system of playbooks, reusable components, accelerators and tooling developed through two decades of delivery experience.
For Naukam, the partnership builds on engineering work Gorilla Logic already performs for clients rather than treating AI as a separate technology initiative.
“We don’t treat AI as a standalone initiative,” Naukam said. “We treat it as an extension of the product engineering, platform engineering, quality engineering, and cloud modernization work our clients already depend on us for.”
The announcement also reflects the distinction between deploying AI for experimentation and incorporating it into business-critical environments. Companies must account for how systems are developed, integrated, tested and maintained, particularly when AI agents interact with existing enterprise infrastructure.
Gorilla Logic describes itself as an engineering company that builds digital products and platforms accelerated by AI. Its work includes new product development, platform consolidation, application modernization and ongoing engineering operations.
The partnership gives the company a formal place within Anthropic’s services ecosystem as enterprises explore how to incorporate Claude into their existing technology environments.
