AGISTRY DOCUMENTATION
  • Overview
    • Introduction
  • How Agistry works?
  • Roadmap
  • agistry hub
  • Dashboard
  • Create your first Agent
  • Manage your Agents
  • Triggers
  • Adapters & Modules
  • Workflows
  • API Keys
  • Enterprise
  • Framework
    • Core Concepts
    • Getting Started
    • Building and Deploying
  • Execution Model
    • SDK
      • Authentication
      • Adapter Calls
      • Design Flow
    • Adapters
      • Adapter Specification
      • Adapter Schema
      • Adapter Execution
  • Registry
    • Registry Design
    • Capability Matching
  • official links
    • Website
    • GitHub
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  1. Overview

Introduction

NextHow Agistry works?

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Welcome to the official documentation for Agistry, a decentralized AI operations platform enabling agent-to-module connectivity and programmable workflows.

What is Agistry?

Agistry offers a framework and dashboard where users can manage and deploy agents, connect tools, and define workflows suitable for automation. It is a modular, decentralized framework that allows AI agents to connect, interact, and orchestrate actions through a unified network of smart adapters and programmable modules. Unlike traditional API management or contract integration systems, Agistry is designed with AI-native interactions in mind, where every agent is modular, every tool is standardized, and every connection is composable.

Agistry lets developers and users create agents in our dashboard or plug their agents into a growing ecosystem of AI modules like OpenAI, image generation services, Telegram bots, Discord bots, email automation tools, voice synthesis APIs, Google Sheets, on-chain protocols, data scrapers, and more, all without writing custom integration code.

Instead of going the traditional way (figure 1.0), where agents require custom API scripts to interact with each service individually, Agistry (figure 1.1) provides a streamlined approach, allowing agents to plug into standardized adapters and instantly connect to tools.

IN SIMPLE TERMS: Agistry acts as a bridge or hub that allows developers and users to connect their AI agents to external services and define what actions those agents can take, while also allowing access to on-chain adapters that expand their capabilities.

How Agistry works? Visit our documentation page for a detailed breakdown of the architecture, adapter system, and agent integration flow.

How Agistry works?
figure 1.0 - Traditional way. Agents require custom scripts to interact with each service individually. Each connection is hardcoded, non-standard, and lacks composability, making it difficult to scale or reuse logic across tools
figure 1.1 - With Agistry, agents can discover standardized adapters based on capabilities, execute actions through shared logic, and receive cryptographic proof of execution. This modular system enables scalable, composable, and trustless interactions between AI agents and external tools, no custom scripts required.