In Jainism, the Āgamas are the canonical scriptures, especially revered in the Śvetāmbara tradition. The original teachings of Lord Mahavira were compiled by his immediate disciples (Ganadharas) and passed down orally before being written. The list of Āgamas varies slightly between Jain sects, but here is the traditional Śvetāmbara list of the 45 Āgamas:

1. 11 Angā Agamas (Primary Canonical Texts):

1. Ācāranga Sūtra
2. Sūtrakṛtānga Sūtra
3. Sthānānga Sūtra
4. Samavāyānga Sūtra
5. Vyākhyā-prajñapti (Bhagavatī Sūtra)
6. Jñāta-dharmakathānga Sūtra
7. Upāsaka-daśānga Sūtra
8. Antakṛddaśānga Sūtra
9. Anuttaraupapātika-daśānga Sūtra
10. Praśna-vyākaraṇa Sūtra
11. Vipāka Sūtra

2. 12 Upāngas (Secondary Agamas):

1. Aupapātika Sūtra
2. Rājapraśniya Sūtra
3. Jīvābhigama Sūtra
4. Pannavana Sūtra
5. Surāskandha Sūtra
6. Vipaaka Sūtra
7. Drishtivāda Sūtra
8. Anga Vyaakhyaana
9. Chheda Sūtras
10. Mūla Sūtras
11. Cūlikā Sūtras
12. Prakirṇaka Sūtras

(Note: In some lists, the names and order of Upāngas may differ. The above is a representative list.)

3. The Cheda Sūtras (6 texts):

1. Ācāradaśā
2. Bṛhatkalpa
3. Vyavahāra
4. Niśītha
5. Mahāniśītha
6. Jītakalpa

4. The Mūla Sūtras (4 texts):

1. Daśavaikālika
2. Uttarādhyayana
3. Āvaśyaka
4. Piṇḍa-niryukti and Ogha-niryukti

5. The Cūlikā Sūtras (2 texts):

1. Nandi Sūtra
2. Anuyogadvāra Sūtra

6. The Prakīrṇaka Sūtras (10 texts):

1. Catuhśaraṇa
2. Ātmasiddhi
3. Sanstaraka
4. Tandulavaicarika
5. Candravedhyaka
6. Devendrastava
7. Ganividyā
8. Mahāpratyākhyāna
9. Vīrastava
10. Pratyākhyāna

Note:

• Digambara Jains believe the original Āgamas were lost and rely on texts such as the Ṣaṭkhaṇḍāgama and Kasāyapāhuḍa.
• The above list is based on Śvetāmbara tradition.

If you’d like more details about any specific Āgama, please let me know!