Cisco DevNet is your hub for building the next generation of intelligent infrastructure with agentic AI. Discover how AI agents can call Cisco APIs, reason over network data, and take action on their own, with hands-on guides to Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, agent frameworks, and the SDKs that connect them to real Cisco platforms.
Go beyond scripts and playbooks with AI-driven network automation that can detect issues, recommend fixes, and run multi-step workflows across your environment. Learn how to apply shift left security to agentic systems, from guarding AI-generated code to setting guardrails on what autonomous agents are allowed to do. You’ll also find patterns, sample code, and best practices for enterprise application development where AI agents work alongside your teams.
Explore the latest from the Cisco DevNet community below, and join a global network of developers turning AI ideas into working code.
The Knowledge Store (KS) enables solutions to define and manage domain-specific business data on the Cisco Observability Platform. Learn how to add a knowledge model to a Cisco Observability Platform (COP) solution.
See how Cisco DevNet discussed how to build and publish robust APIs, managing API contracts and OpenAPI documents at scale, and the challenges that come with the lifecycle management of OpenAPI documents.
Cisco Live is a fantastic event for developers to participate in hands-on labs. It gives them a chance to learn about and experiment with new Cisco technologies and solutions along side fellow developers and product experts.
The group's inaugural conference, AutoCon, tackles the question, "Why haven’t we seen full adoption of network automation, yet?”
The new Meraki API & Webhook Management Page gives developers practical solutions for handling the complexities of APIs effectively.
See what Cisco data center network automation technologies will be featured in the DevNet Zone including Cisco Nexus Dashboard, Cisco ACI, and the latest Nexus 9000 Series switches.
Sessions cover topics including getting started with Cisco IOS XE programmability and automation, tooling with YANG Suite and Terraform, and gaining hands-on experience with open source solutions for Model Driven Telemetry.
Cisco Live DevNet Zone workshops give Meraki network managers the opportunity to learn how to leverage APIs and programmability to modify and apply security policies, and to monitor and alert about conditions in their operation.
Cisco DNA Center is not only getting a name change to Cisco Catalyst Center, it also offers lots of new features and add-ons in the API documentation.
