A runtime platform for designing, deploying, and governing multi-agent workflows across enterprise tools using MCP and A2A protocols.
Added May 10, 2026
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Enterprise engineering teams are building multi-agent systems from scratch, wiring up state management, tool contracts, handoff logic, and agent-to-agent communication without standardized infrastructure. Teams struggle with execution isolation, permission control, auditability, and cost governance when agents take over real workflows across internal organizations.
A platform that provides task orchestration, tool invocation via MCP, context and memory management, and multi-agent collaboration primitives out of the box. It includes a runtime and governance layer for execution isolation, permission control, auditability, evaluation frameworks, and cost governance, plus built-in support for A2A protocols and modern agent tool-discovery patterns.
MCP and A2A protocols are emerging as standards in 2025-2026, and enterprises from fintech to observability to restaurant tech are simultaneously hiring senior engineers to build multi-agent orchestration infrastructure in-house.
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Design and build core platform primitives - agent framework, tool/skill registry, orchestration runtime, memory and retrieval infrastructure, evaluation harness - that other domain teams use to build their own agents and skills. Define APIs/SDKs and integration patterns so domain teams can plug in their own enterprise (non-coding) use cases without rebuilding core agent infrastructure.
Drive the vision and roadmap for agentic orchestration, translating evolving AI capabilities into a clear, durable product strategy aligned with commercial outcomes. Partner with Engineering, AI/ML, and Design on orchestration architecture, reasoning systems, tool use, reliability, and human-in-the-loop design to make sophisticated systems feel simple and controllable.
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