Answer

Sudhama, the childhood friend of Shri Krishna known from Hindu Puranic tradition, is not commonly known as a major figure mentioned in the Jain Agams.

Explanation

In Jain tradition, Shri Krishna is mentioned in Jain literature as one of the Vasudevas in Jain universal history. However, the well-known story of Sudhama visiting Krishna in Dwarka belongs mainly to Hindu devotional literature, especially the Bhagavata tradition.

The Jain Agams primarily focus on:

• Tirthankars
• Jain philosophy
• Conduct of monks, nuns, and householders
• Karma theory
• Liberation path
• Lives of spiritually significant Jain figures

Sudhama’s popular story is not a central part of the Jain Agamic tradition.

Takeaway

So, if by “Sudhama” you mean Krishna’s poor Brahmin friend, then he is not generally recognized as being mentioned in the Jain Agams.