# Mintlify Starter Kit ## Docs - [Introduction](https://docs.nasiko.com/index.md): Nasiko is the control plane for enterprise AI agents. - [Quickstart](https://docs.nasiko.com/quickstart.md): Deploy your first agent to the Nasiko control plane. - [Setup](https://docs.nasiko.com/setup_page.md): Get a control plane and an account before using the CLI or dashboard. - [Setting up an organization](https://docs.nasiko.com/multi-tenant.md): Create departments, teams, and users, and grant them agent access with the admin CLI. - [Access control overview](https://docs.nasiko.com/onboarding/acl/overview.md): Who can chat with, manage, and deploy agents — and which agents may call each other. - [User and org management](https://docs.nasiko.com/onboarding/acl/user-management.md): Create users, assign roles, and organize departments and teams. - [User → agent access](https://docs.nasiko.com/onboarding/acl/user-agent.md): How ownership, the public flag, and grants decide who can chat with, update, or delete an agent. - [User → agent MCP access](https://docs.nasiko.com/onboarding/acl/user-agent-mcp.md): Which external tools and connectors an agent is allowed to call. - [CLI installation](https://docs.nasiko.com/cli/setup.md): Install the developer CLI and the platform admin CLI, then connect them to a control plane. - [CLI usage reference](https://docs.nasiko.com/cli/overview.md): Command reference for the nasiko developer CLI. - [Agent Development Lifecycle](https://docs.nasiko.com/adlc/overview.md): From a blank directory to a running, managed agent. - [Scaffolding a new agent](https://docs.nasiko.com/adlc/agent-scaffolding.md): Generate an agent project from a template and manage its AgentCard.json. - [A2A agents and frameworks](https://docs.nasiko.com/adlc/a2a-agents.md): What your container must expose to run on Nasiko, and how the platform talks to it. - [Running and chatting locally](https://docs.nasiko.com/adlc/build-run-test.md): Build, run, and chat with your agent before it touches a cluster. - [Deploying and managing agents](https://docs.nasiko.com/adlc/deploy.md): Get your agent onto a cluster, then operate it — logs, scaling, restarts, secrets, teardown. - [Versions and lifecycle](https://docs.nasiko.com/adlc/versions-lifecycle.md): How AgentCard.json versions map to deployments, and how published artifacts age. - [Dashboard overview](https://docs.nasiko.com/product/overview.md): The Nasiko web app — chat with agents, manage them, and watch cost and traces. - [Chat](https://docs.nasiko.com/product/chat.md): Let the platform pick an agent, or talk to one directly. - [Agents](https://docs.nasiko.com/product/agents.md): Browse the catalog, deploy agents, manage the ones you've deployed, and watch builds. - [MCP gateway](https://docs.nasiko.com/product/mcp-gateway.md): Register MCP servers, upload your own, and control which tools each agent may call. - [LLM router](https://docs.nasiko.com/product/llm-router.md): Connect a model provider and assign a model to each reasoning level. - [Observability](https://docs.nasiko.com/product/observability.md): Review past conversations, trace every agent hop, and follow a multi-agent flow. - [TokenOps dashboard](https://docs.nasiko.com/product/tokenops.md): Token spend, cost, and throughput per agent, with month-by-month comparison and CSV export. - [Administration](https://docs.nasiko.com/product/administration.md): Manage agent secrets, platform settings, users, teams, departments, and access. - [Artifact registry](https://docs.nasiko.com/product/artifact-registry.md): Browse, inspect, and publish agents, skills, and other artifacts in the registry's web app. - [Agent runtime and deployment](https://docs.nasiko.com/platform/agent-registry.md): The two agent runtimes, how images reach the platform, and how server-side builds work. - [Routing and flow limits](https://docs.nasiko.com/platform/orchestrator.md): How the routing pipeline degrades, where it runs, and the flow guard that bounds every agent-to-agent call. - [MAF](https://docs.nasiko.com/platform/maf.md): Chain multiple agents into a repeatable, trackable workflow. - [Routing engine](https://docs.nasiko.com/platform/llm-router.md): How Nasiko picks an agent for a query, the knobs to tune, and how to inspect decisions. - [TokenOps](https://docs.nasiko.com/platform/tokenops.md): How Nasiko tracks token spend per agent and per model. - [Access control reference](https://docs.nasiko.com/platform/acl.md): How the two ACL layers are enforced, the exact capability thresholds, and org-scoped visibility. - [Backup and restore](https://docs.nasiko.com/platform/backup-and-restore.md): What state the platform holds where, and what's on you to back up. - [Secret management overview](https://docs.nasiko.com/platform/secret-manager/overview.md): How Nasiko protects agent secrets and platform identity credentials. - [Setting up SSO login](https://docs.nasiko.com/platform/secret-manager/entra-id.md): Configure single sign-on with your identity provider using OIDC. - [Managing your agent's secrets](https://docs.nasiko.com/platform/secret-manager/user-secrets.md): Set, inspect, and rotate encrypted agent secrets via the CLI or API. - [Connect your agent to the MCP gateway](https://docs.nasiko.com/mcp-gateway/agent-integration.md): Wire any agent, in any language or framework, to discover and call every tool a user has connected — with no hardcoded tool names. - [MCP gateway overview](https://docs.nasiko.com/mcp-hub/overview.md): How agents get tool access: connectors, per-agent permissions, and the gateway endpoint. - [Connect an external MCP server](https://docs.nasiko.com/mcp-hub/external-mcp-server.md): Register an MCP server by URL, connect credentials, share it, and handle OAuth 2.1. - [Deploy your own MCP server](https://docs.nasiko.com/mcp-hub/internal-mcp-deployment.md): Upload your MCP server's source and have Nasiko build, harden, and deploy it as a connector. - [Artifact registry](https://docs.nasiko.com/artifact-registry/overview.md): Push, pull, and browse agents, skills, tools, and other artifacts. - [Sample agents](https://docs.nasiko.com/artifact-registry/sample-agents.md): Curated example agents — what each demonstrates, and how to deploy one.