VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @fiddler_ai, Fiddler has launched Agent Registry, which it describes as a living inventory of every AI agent running in Fiddler. The product is aimed at the leaders accountable for those agents. The company says most enterprises can only estimate how many agents they run today. The post frames the tool as a way to get a basic count of running agents.
According to a post on X by @fiddler_ai, Fiddler has launched Agent Registry, which it describes as a living inventory of every AI agent running in Fiddler. The product is aimed at the leaders accountable for those agents. The company says most enterprises can only estimate how many agents they run today. The post frames the tool as a way to get a basic count of running agents.
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Fiddler launched Agent Registry, a living inventory of every AI agent running in Fiddler, aimed at the leaders accountable for them. The company says most enterprises can only estimate how many agents they run today. Why it matters: As agents spread, companies need a basic count of what is running before they can...
Teams that deploy AI agents may need a clear record of what is running before they can oversee it. Leaders responsible for agent governance would be the primary audience for a registry like this. Buyers and builders should watch whether the tool expands beyond agents running inside Fiddler.
Teams using AI at work may want to compare this against current productivity and review workflows.
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