AgentAPI · Integration layer
Connect agents safely to enterprise systems.
AgentAPI is the interoperability layer for agentic systems: secure APIs, tool manifests, webhooks, MCP/A2A-ready patterns and auditable machine-to-machine execution.
Why AgentAPI
Agents need controlled access, not uncontrolled tool sprawl.
The integration layer should define scopes, policies, schemas, audit logs and tenant boundaries before agents touch real systems.
- REST and webhook interfaces for workflows
- Tool manifests and OpenAPI-style actions
- MCP-ready tool gateway patterns
- A2A-ready agent cards and machine clients
- Policy checks, scopes and audit logs
- Standards adapters for enterprise and telco APIs
Example flow
From event to approved action.
1. Event arrives
Alarm, ticket, webhook or scheduled job is normalized by AgentAPI.
Alarm, ticket, webhook or scheduled job is normalized by AgentAPI.
2. Workflow runs
AgenticAI retrieves context, calls tools and prepares a recommended action.
AgenticAI retrieves context, calls tools and prepares a recommended action.
3. Human approves
Risky writes or external communication pause for approval.
Risky writes or external communication pause for approval.
4. System updates
AgentAPI applies the approved change and records the evidence trail.
AgentAPI applies the approved change and records the evidence trail.
Connector targets
Delivery systems
Jira, GitHub/GitLab, Confluence, SharePoint and engineering knowledge bases.
Operations systems
ServiceNow, monitoring, observability, logs, incident platforms and runbooks.
Standards APIs
OpenAPI, TMF-style APIs, agent cards, tool schemas and internal platform APIs.