Dataiku Inc. has launched Agent Management, a product designed to track and monitor AI agents across various platforms, including services from Salesforce, AWS, Microsoft, and Google. The software aggregates agents into a single inventory, mapping dependencies and certification statuses to assist with auditing and risk management.
The tool is scheduled for general availability in October. Pricing is structured as an annual per-instance fee, with monitoring costs metered based on the number of agents. Dataiku positions this as a vendor-neutral alternative to monitoring tools integrated into single-stack platforms.
The company also expanded its Cobuild agent, which enables natural-language project development. New features include Cobuild Insights for data analysis and Dataiku Headless, which integrates Cobuild into coding environments like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. It also supports migrating legacy workflows from Excel or Alteryx.
Dataiku released its 'Global AI Confessions Report: CIO Edition, 2026' at the Succeed conference in New York. The survey, conducted by The Harris Poll among 685 CIOs at companies with over $500 million in annual revenue, found that 81% of organizations lack complete oversight of agents built outside formal channels.
