About Jentic Public Apis
Jentic is an agent operating system for enterprises that want to run AI agents on infrastructure they control. It is organized as three layers: Jentic AIR, which scores and improves existing APIs and platforms so agents can use them reliably; Jentic One, which governs agent access to systems; and Jentic OS, an in house workspace where employees and agents work side by side.
Jentic One is the self hosted execution layer. It provides credential isolation, permission scoping, a full audit trail of every call, and access to the Jentic API Directory, a catalogue of public APIs. It is open source under the Apache 2.0 license and installs from GitHub. The vendor builds on open standards, specifically OpenAPI and Arazzo, and states that it is vendor neutral across agents, models and clouds and can run on a customer's own cloud or on premises.
Platform and security teams in larger organizations that need governed, auditable agent access to internal and external systems are the intended buyers. Jentic OS is described as the place where an organization keeps the knowledge its agents and people create.
Pricing is published in two tiers. Jentic One is free and open source, with community support. Jentic One Enterprise adds organization level access controls, advanced observability, flexible hosting and dedicated support, is billed in euros on a usage basis through AWS Marketplace, and is marked as coming soon. The vendor invites buyers to talk to its team, and a demo can be booked from the site.