Build Apps for Agents
A standard SDK for exposing app capabilities as safe, structured surfaces that agents, operators, and automation can use.
React
TypeScript
Node.js
npm
Next.js
OpenAI
Vercel
ClaudeReactTypeScriptNode.jsnpmNext.jsOpenAIVercelClaudeStart from the entry point that matches your app
Mature documentation sites usually make the next step obvious. Start fresh, integrate into an existing app, or jump in with a template.
Start with the core flow
Learn the baseline setup, package layout, and the first action-to-surface workflow.
Integrate into an existing app
Follow practical recipes for MCP servers, React apps, route handlers, and automation scripts.
Start from a pattern
Use documented starter patterns when you want a proven integration path instead of guessing the surface wiring.
Define once, expose everywhere
Build your application capabilities as strongly-typed actions, then adapt them to multiple agent-facing surfaces without rewriting business logic.
Shared Runtime
One execution model for validation, permissions, retries, logs, progress, and artifacts.
CLI & MCP
Expose the same action contract through command-line workflows and Model Context Protocol servers.
OpenAI & AI SDK Tools
Map actions to tool schemas for OpenAI-compatible stacks and Vercel AI SDK style integrations.
Build apps agents can use, not another agent framework
Ageniti focuses on the layer between your product and the systems that need to call it safely.
Keep your app architecture
Start from one stable capability and expose it as an action without rewriting your existing UI stack.
Unify multiple entry points
Use the same contract across CLI, MCP, React invocation, JSON automation, and LLM tool calling.
Ship with runtime controls
Apply validation, confirmation, authorization, timeout, retry, and output checks in one place.
Cover the main integration paths
Expose selected application capabilities to the environments where agents and operators actually work.
Use patterns to skip integration guesswork
Use focused starter patterns to wire one app capability into CLI, MCP, HTTP, React, or tool-calling surfaces without guessing the package shape.
CLI App Starter
Start with one action and expose it through generated CLI commands with flags, JSON input, schema output, and stable envelopes.
MCP Server Bundle
Expose selected app capabilities through MCP tools and generate the stdio launcher plus descriptor used by MCP hosts.
Next.js AI SDK Bridge
Map selected actions to Vercel AI SDK-style tools from a Node-safe app entry while keeping app logic in the shared runtime.
Integrate gradually
Ageniti works best when you start from a narrow, stable capability and grow outward.
Wrap one capability
Choose an existing flow like search, invoice creation, or account lookup, then define it with a typed action contract.
Add a headless entry
Keep your existing React or Next.js structure, and add a small Node-safe app entry for runtime and launcher wiring.
Expose where needed
Generate the surfaces you need for agents, operators, internal automation, or local development.
What it is, and what it is not
Ageniti is infrastructure for exposing application capabilities. It does not plan, reason, remember, or replace your app.
What Ageniti does
What Ageniti does not do
Start with one capability, not a rewrite
Read the docs, define a first action, and expose a real part of your application to agents through explicit, reviewable contracts.