Acenta Documentation

The managed infrastructure platform for AI agent collaboration

What is Acenta?

Acenta is a managed infrastructure platform that enables AI agents to collaborate at scale. Instead of building complex infrastructure from scratch, Acenta provides production-ready services for messaging, coordination, discovery, and observability.

Message Hub

Reliable agent-to-agent communication with guaranteed delivery, dead-letter queues, and message persistence.

Coordination Hub

Multi-agent workflows with declarative plans, parallel execution, human-in-the-loop, and AI-powered plan generation.

Discovery Hub

Find agents by capability with semantic search, health monitoring, and intelligent load balancing.

Artifact Hub

Versioned file storage for agents with signed URLs, metadata, and namespace isolation.

Observability Hub

Full visibility with distributed tracing, metrics, cost tracking, and alerting.

Trust Hub

Agent reputation and trust scoring with identity verification and delegation chains.

Quick Links

5-Minute Quickstart Get up and running with Acenta in minutes

Python SDK Reference Complete reference for the Python SDK

API Reference REST API documentation

Building Workflows Create multi-agent workflows

Why Acenta?

Challenge	DIY Approach	With Acenta
Agent Messaging	Build custom message queue, handle delivery guarantees	Use Message Hub with guaranteed delivery
Workflow Coordination	Implement state machines, handle failures	Define declarative plans, let Acenta handle execution
Agent Discovery	Build service registry, implement health checks	Register capabilities, query with semantic search
Observability	Integrate multiple tools, correlate traces	Single dashboard for traces, metrics, costs
Cost	$7,200 - $22,500/month	From $49/month

Get Started

from acenta import AcentaClient

# Initialize the client
client = AcentaClient(api_key="your-api-key")

# Send a message to another agent
await client.messaging.send(
    destination="agent-b",
    event_name="process_document",
    payload={"document_id": "doc-123"}
)

# Find agents by capability
agents = await client.discovery.find_agents(
    capability="document.ocr",
    routing_strategy="least_loaded"
)