# Enterprise overview

> What PentAGI Enterprise 3.0 adds to the open-source edition — agent profiles, plugins and MCP servers, customer-ready reports and a live attack-chain view.

PentAGI Enterprise builds on the open-source engine and adds what teams need to deliver [engagements](https://pentagi.com/docs/glossary/#engagement): a customer-ready [report](https://pentagi.com/docs/glossary/#report), [agents](https://pentagi.com/docs/glossary/#agent) matched to each [subtask](https://pentagi.com/docs/glossary/#subtask), your own [tools](https://pentagi.com/docs/glossary/#tool) through [plugins](https://pentagi.com/docs/glossary/#plugin) and MCP, and a live view of the [attack chain](https://pentagi.com/docs/glossary/#attack-chain).

* [Agent profiles](https://pentagi.com/docs/enterprise/agent-profiles/): A planner picks the role, model and tools for each subtask.
* [Plugins and MCP](https://pentagi.com/docs/enterprise/plugins-and-mcp/): Bring skills and external tools to the agents.
* [Reports](https://pentagi.com/docs/enterprise/reports/): Template-driven documents in Markdown, PDF and DOCX.
* [Knowledge graph](https://pentagi.com/docs/enterprise/knowledge-graph/): A native graph engine and the attack-chain dashboard.

Licenses are issued and managed in the [PentAGI Console](https://console.pentagi.com). The full comparison of editions is on the [Enterprise page](https://pentagi.com/enterprise/).