> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://gateway.forceaisecurity.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# ForceAI Gateway guides

> Onboard LLM providers and create A2A-protocol agents in the ForceAI Gateway.

The ForceAI Gateway is an OpenAI-compatible control plane for LLMs and agents. These guides cover the two things you do most: connecting models, and connecting agents

## LLM providers

> [card] [Onboard an existing provider](https://gateway.forceaisecurity.com/providers/onboard-existing-provider.md)
>
> Add a model for a provider ForceAI already supports (OpenAI, Anthropic, Bedrock, and many more). No code, done in the dashboard or one API call

> [card] [Add a new provider](https://gateway.forceaisecurity.com/providers/add-new-provider.md)
>
> Make a provider ForceAI does not ship yet a first-class option. A short code change for any OpenAI-compatible API

## A2A agents

Register an external agent as an A2A endpoint in the gateway, then call it through the same governed, logged, key-scoped surface as your models

> [card] [Snowflake Cortex](https://gateway.forceaisecurity.com/agents/snowflake-cortex.md)
>
> A Cortex Agent, over A2A, with PAT or key-pair JWT auth

> [card] [AWS Bedrock AgentCore](https://gateway.forceaisecurity.com/agents/aws-agentcore.md)
>
> A Bedrock AgentCore runtime, over native A2A with SigV4

> [card] [Microsoft 365 Copilot](https://gateway.forceaisecurity.com/agents/m365-copilot.md)
>
> M365 Copilot, over A2A with Entra OAuth

> [!NOTE]
>
> Every model and agent you onboard is governed the same way: scoped virtual keys, budgets and rate limits, guardrails, and full request logging. See the [Smart Router guide](https://gateway.forceaisecurity.com/agents/overview.md) for how agents differ from models, and how routing works


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