Access & Governance

Jentic One

Connect Your Agent to Any API

Jentic One is a self-hosted execution layer for AI agents. It lets your agent call any public or private API you need. You set the rules, the agent never sees your credentials, and every call is logged.

Who it's for · Ops leaders and developers

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An agent is only useful if it can act on real systems, and only safe if you can control exactly what it touches. Jentic One is the layer where that control lives. It operates at the production boundary, where agents call your APIs and where a wrong move actually costs something.

Unified governance

A single control plane for your whole agent fleet. Fine-grained permissions decide what each agent can do. Credentials stay isolated, so secrets never cross the agent boundary. And full observability means every call is proxied and audited, with access default-deny, scoped explicitly, and revocable in real time.

The agent asks (1), Jentic One adds the key on its own side of the line (2), the task runs (3), and a line is written in the record (4).

the record of what happened09:12 · your agent · sent the weekly report · allowed

One-stop-shop access

One place where agents can reach all your company systems, without ever holding raw credentials themselves. It plugs into the API and AI gateways you already run, including Kong, AWS API Gateway, Azure APIM and MCP gateways, so the investment you have made in your infrastructure is extended rather than thrown away.

Open source, Apache-2.0

Jentic One is open source under the Apache-2.0 licence and runs self-hosted in your environment. The public beta is open, and you are welcome to try it, read the code, and see the Jentic One repository on GitHub. It is backed by the Jentic API Directory, with thousands of validated OpenAPI specs.

  • Self-hosted
  • Every call logged
  • Public beta, open to try
  • Jentic API Directory

Ready APIs flow in from the foundation below, and the governed access you establish here is what lets a full workforce platform deploy agents at scale without your security and compliance teams blocking the door.

The destination is the same for everyone: an AI-native organisation where knowledge compounds instead of resetting.

Let's talk about where you are today.