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Wojciech Blaszak
Wojciech Blaszak is the co-founder and CEO of Golf (YC X25), a San Francisco company building a security and governance control plane for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the layer where AI agents connect to company data. He started his first business at 14, grew it to around $200k in revenue, and left university after a single semester to build full-time with his longtime collaborator Antoni Gmitruk. Golf began as an open-source framework for shipping production MCP servers and grew into an enterprise product that discovers shadow AI, enforces per-tool policies, and produces compliance-ready audit trails.
Golf
Golf is a Y Combinator (X25) startup building the security and governance layer for AI agents and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. It began as GolfMCP, an open-source Python framework for shipping production MCP servers without boilerplate, and grew into an enterprise control plane that discovers every AI agent and MCP connection in an organization (including shadow AI), enforces granular policies with sub-millisecond latency, and maintains compliance-ready audit trails. Founded by high-school friends Wojciech Blaszak and Antoni Gmitruk, who both dropped out of university to build it full-time.
Traefik Labs
Traefik Labs builds the cloud-native networking layer that sits between your users and your services. Its flagship open-source Traefik Proxy - downloaded more than 3 billion times - auto-discovers containers and routes traffic without hand-written config, and its commercial Traefik Hub extends that into a unified 'Triple Gate' platform covering API, AI, and MCP traffic. Founded in France in 2016 and now headquartered in San Francisco, the company's stated goal is to make networking boring: reliable enough that developers stop thinking about it.