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Providers are the bridge between Pragmatiks and external tools. Each provider knows how to create, update, and delete specific resource types.

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What Providers Do

  1. Register resource types they can manage
  2. Process lifecycle events when resources are created, updated, or deleted
  3. Report results back to the platform

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Available Providers

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Agno — AI Agent Infrastructure

ResourceDescription
agno/agentAI agents with instructions, tools, and model configuration
agno/teamMulti-agent teams with coordination and delegation
agno/anthropic-modelAnthropic language models (Claude)
agno/openai-modelOpenAI language models (GPT)
agno/mcp-toolMCP server tool integration
agno/websearch-toolWeb search capability for agents
agno/knowledgeKnowledge bases with document ingestion and vector search
agno/memoryPersistent agent memory
agno/storageAgent file storage
agno/postgres-dbPostgreSQL databases for agent state
agno/runnerAgent deployment and runtime management

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GCP — Google Cloud Platform

ResourceDescription
gcp/storageCloud Storage buckets
gcp/secretSecret Manager secrets
gcp/cloudsqlCloud SQL database instances

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Kubernetes

ResourceDescription
kubernetes/deploymentKubernetes Deployments

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Pragma — Platform Resources

ResourceDescription
pragma/secretPlatform-managed secrets
pragma/fileFile uploads and storage
For detailed configuration schemas and examples for each resource type, see the Provider Reference pages.

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Provider Configuration

Some providers require credentials or configuration. Use secrets to store sensitive values: 
provider: pragma
resource: secret
name: gcp-credentials
config:
  data:
    project_id: "my-project"
    service_account_key: "@./service-account.json"

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Building Custom Providers

You can build providers for any tool. See the Building Providers guide for details.

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Next Steps

Building Providers

Create your own provider.

Provider Catalog

Browse available providers and resource schemas.