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title Agyn Documentation
description Install, configure, use, and operate the Agyn AI agent platform.
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Agyn Documentation

Agyn is a Kubernetes-native platform for running AI agents. Users talk to agents in a chat interface; admins configure agents, models, tools, and secrets in the Console; operators run the platform on their own clusters. Every agent run is fully observable — every LLM call, tool execution, and context decision is recorded and inspectable.

These docs are organized around what you are trying to do.

Choose your path

If you are… Start with
A user talking to agents in chat Use Agyn
An admin configuring agents, models, secrets, runners, apps for your organization Administer
An operator installing or running Agyn on your own Kubernetes cluster Production installation, then Operate
A developer integrating via API, Terraform, MCP, or building an app Build & extend
New to Agyn Introduction

Sections

  • Introduction — what Agyn is, core concepts, architecture at a glance.
  • Production installation — install Agyn on your own Kubernetes cluster with the bootstrap Terraform stacks. Skip this section if you use Agyn Cloud.
  • Administer — configure your organization, agents, models, secrets, runners, tools, and apps. Console UI and Terraform side by side.
  • Use — everyday workflows: chat with agents, attach files, inspect runs, see usage, expose ports, manage API tokens.
  • Build & extend — Gateway API, Terraform provider, MCP server authoring, agent CLI choice, apps development.
  • Operate — day-2 operations: networking, identity, runners, scaling, backups, upgrades, security.
  • Reference — glossary, service catalog, pointers to schemas and Helm values.
  • Troubleshooting — diagnostic playbook by symptom and FAQ.

How these docs work

Each configuration topic follows the same pattern: a short concept block, Configure in the Console with screenshots and real route paths, Configure with Terraform with a working HCL snippet, and a related-links list. You can adopt either path — what the Console builds, Terraform can manage too.