aiqbench analysis
Kantata's Agent Studio addresses the fragmentation of narrow AI tools by enabling non-technical users to build custom agents through natural language descriptions within its existing platform. This approach aims to reduce the "prompt tax" and maintain institutional expertise across workflows rather than merely automating isolated tasks for cost reduction. The product represents a significant step toward scalable, context-aware AI deployment in professional services environments without requiring specialized coding skills.
Kantata debuts Agent Studio for building custom AI agents in plain language
Professional services automation software company Kantata Inc. today unveiled Agent Studio, a tool that lets services firms build custom artificial intelligence agents by describing the job they want done in plain language. The release goes after a problem Kantata says is building in the professional services automation market. Vendors are shipping narrow agents by the […] The post Kantata debuts Agent Studio for building custom AI agents in plain language appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Professional services automation software company Kantata Inc. today unveiled Agent Studio, a tool that lets services firms build custom artificial intelligence agents by describing the job they want done in plain language. The release goes after a problem Kantata says is building in the professional services automation market. Vendors are shipping narrow agents by the dozen, each scoped to a single job such as resourcing or risk…
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