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Build, connect, orchestrate, and operate AI agents from one observable workspace.

What Sentinel is

Sentinel is a business-facing agent management platform. Teams configure model-powered agents, ground them with private knowledge, connect tools through MCP, compose multi-agent fleets, and inspect every run from input to output.

Agents

Independently testable workers with a model, instructions, knowledge, tools, memory, and optional structured output.

Fleets

Visual, durable workflows that coordinate agents, decisions, parallel work, approvals, and external calls.

Grounded knowledge

Indexed documents that agents retrieve and cite instead of guessing from model memory.

Observable runs

Status, timing, token usage, retrieval hits, tool calls, and trace detail for every execution.

How work moves

Input

Question and context

Agent or fleet

Reason, retrieve, act

KNOWLEDGETOOLS

Run trace

Output and evidence

Choose your path

New to Sentinel

Follow Quickstart, then use the Create an agent example with one representative task.

Designing a workflow

Learn Agents, Tools & MCP, and Fleets before building the Fleet walkthrough.

Integrating an application

Read API integration after testing and deploying the agent or fleet you want to invoke.

Operating production workloads

Focus on Runs, security boundaries, budgets, approvals, and failure behavior.