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Dataiku's new Agent Management platform addresses a critical gap in enterprise observability by providing cross-vendor visibility into AI agent portfolios, addressing the fact that most organizations lack accurate inventories of their deployed agents. By integrating connectors for major cloud providers and open standards like OpenTelemetry, the tool enables risk assessment and cost analysis across heterogeneous environments without forcing vendor lock-in. This shift from isolated monitoring to unified portfolio management is essential as enterprises scale complex multi-agent systems.
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Dataiku debuts cross-platform Agent Management, expands Cobuild building agent

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Enterprise artificial intelligence platform company Dataiku Inc. today launched Agent Management, a standalone product that finds and tracks every AI agent a business runs, including those built on other vendors’ platforms. Dataiku also expanded Cobuild, its natural-language agent for building AI projects. Agent Management is aimed at a gap in how large companies keep track […] The post Dataiku debuts cross-platform Agent Management, expands Cobuild building agent appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Enterprise artificial intelligence platform company Dataiku Inc. today launched Agent Management, a standalone product that finds and tracks every AI agent a business runs, including those built on other vendors’ platforms. Dataiku also expanded Cobuild, its natural-language agent for building AI projects. Agent Management is aimed at a gap in how large companies keep track of what they run. Most maintain a record of who owns each piece of software and when its license renews, and Dataiku argues that almost none can produce the same for their agents. Fewer than one in five organizations keep a complete…

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