Know if your AI agents are delivering value. Discover AI agents across platforms, and see the value each one brings to your business.
Govern at scale
Monitor your entire agent landscape.
Scan agents across platforms into one inventory, each agent with an owner and a purpose.
Track usage, cost, and quality against each agent's purpose. Catch drift before users report it.
Certify agents, test them on a schedule, and keep the risk record ready for auditors.
Companies run agents across many platforms with no complete list of what exists. Agent Management scans those platforms into one inventory, so every team can see what it's running, who owns it, and what it's for.

Infrastructure monitoring tells you a server is healthy, not if your agent has drifted. Agent Management measures each agent as an agent: its users, its cost, its quality, and its business value.

Certify which agents are cleared to run, assess each against named risks and their mitigations, and re-run tests on a schedule. When an auditor asks, the record is already there to export.




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Dataiku Agent Management is a standalone product that gives an organization one place to discover, monitor, and manage the risk of all its AI agents, wherever they were built.
Dataiku Agent Management connects to the platforms where teams create agents: Microsoft Copilot Studio and Azure Foundry, Salesforce Agentforce, AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex, Databricks, Snowflake Cortex, n8n, and Dataiku itself.
No. A gateway sits between agents and their tools and controls traffic. Agent Management sits above the agents and keeps track of them. For agents built in Dataiku, the LLM Mesh already plays the gateway role, and Agent Management sits on top of that too.
Dataiku Agent Management will be available in October 2026. [Request a demo with the Dataiku team](https://www.dataiku.com/product/request-a-demo) to be the first to access Agent Management.
Agent Management connects to third-party frameworks through native APIs and log streams. Users simply select the framework, authenticate, and the system automatically scans and inventories the agents. The depth of integration depends on what each platform exposes, with deeper integrations actively being developed.
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