ACI.dev provides open-source middleware that governs and observes AI agent access to enterprise tools and data. This platform acts as a unified gateway, connecting AI agents and automated tools to both external SaaS services and internal infrastructure. It enables engineering teams to securely integrate their entire tech stack using pre-built connectors without requiring custom integration code.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Enterprises deploying AI agents often face fragmented, custom-built integrations to connect those agents with SaaS services, databases, and internal APIs. Managing authentication, token lifecycles, and security policies across dozens of tools creates operational risk and slows time‑to‑value.
Solution
ACI.dev offers an open‑source middleware platform that serves as a single, secure gateway for AI agents to access any enterprise tool or data source. The platform ships with more than 600 pre‑built connectors and a unified MCP (Managed Connection Package) model that reduces each integration to two standardized functions. Engineers can also import custom MCPs, enabling rapid extension to proprietary services without writing bespoke code. Built‑in OAuth flow automation, token management, and real‑time health monitoring provide enterprise‑grade security and observability. All interactions are logged and centrally governed, allowing teams to enforce access policies and audit AI‑tool usage from a unified dashboard.
Target Audience
The primary customers are engineering and AI teams within large enterprises that need to integrate AI agents with their existing software stack while maintaining security and operational oversight.
Features
- Library of 600+ pre‑built integrations covering major SaaS platforms, databases, and APIs
- Unified MCP bundles that abstract tool access to two core functions for consistent context engineering
- Support for custom MCPs, enabling seamless connection to internal or proprietary services
- SDK and MCP server components for straightforward embedding into AI agents, IDEs, and automation pipelines
- Automatic OAuth flow handling with secure token storage and renewal
- Real‑time connection monitoring, health checks, and alerting for integration reliability
- Centralized governance console that logs access events, enforces policy rules, and provides audit trails
- Open‑source licensing allowing organizations to self‑host and extend the platform without vendor lock‑in