Sencai Docs

Provision, configure, and operate AI agents on your own cloud infrastructure.

For end users

Everything you need to run Sencai as an organization — from signup to day-to-day operations.

Introduction What Sencai is, who it's for, and how it fits into your stack.

Organizations Invites, members, role-based access control, and billing.

Cloud instances Provision agents on AWS, GCP, Hetzner, Scaleway, OVHcloud, or UpCloud.

Tool center Integrations, API tokens, and webhooks to connect your stack.

Account settings Profile, notification preferences, and workspace defaults.

FAQ Common questions about plans, limits, and data residency.

Architecture, runbooks, and contribution guides for the Sencai platform itself.

Architecture Event-driven microservices, RabbitMQ, and the Keycloak sync flow.

Local development Run the full stack on your machine via Docker Compose profiles.

Services Strapi, Keycloak, API Manager, Cloud Connector, Webhook Publisher, Git Connector.

API development Adding endpoints, content types, and database migrations.

Contributing Code style, PR workflow, and the release process.

Runbooks Operational notes, Keycloak gotchas, and incident playbooks.

Multi-cloud provisioning

Terraform-backed provisioning across AWS, GCP, Hetzner, Scaleway, OVHcloud, and UpCloud — event-driven, asynchronous, auditable.

SSO via Keycloak

Organization-scoped access with realm-based RBAC, TOTP 2FA, and JWT tokens bridged to Strapi and every microservice.

Unified tool center

One place to manage integrations, API tokens, webhooks, and per-tenant secrets with AES-256-GCM encryption at rest.

Event-driven architecture

RabbitMQ exchanges for user, org, git, and cloud events — with retries, dead-letter queues, and observable delivery.

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