Adds Real-Time Observability, Control and Compliance To Companies’ Often Fragmented AI Agent Architecture
SUPERWISE®, the leading Enterprise AI Governance and Operations platform, today unveiled a bold advancement in the AI landscape. While much of the industry remains focused on building agents, SUPERWISE is tackling the much more complex – and often underestimated – challenge: how to operate AI agents at scale with full governance, observability, and control. This shift reflects a growing recognition that the true test of AI maturity lies not in development, but in dependable, compliant, and scalable operations.
With the launch of its open AgentOps platform, SUPERWISE enables companies to safely deploy agents developed in a variety of proprietary and open-source development platforms. This release emboldens teams to deploy, serve, and manage AI agents within the SUPERWISE platform, complete with built-in compliance, monitoring, and operational oversight. It marks a significant step forward in making responsible AI not just possible, but secure, scalable, and successful.
“Building AI agents is only half the equation,” said Russ Blattner, CEO of SUPERWISE. “The real challenge, and where organizations often stumble, is in managing them responsibly once they are live. This is precisely where SUPERWISE’s expertise and leadership have consistently distinguished us – at the operational layer. With this launch, SUPERWISE is enabling teams to use the best open-source tools to build agents, while relying on our enterprise-grade infrastructure to govern, observe, and scale them safely.”
SUPERWISE’s AgentOps platform will benefit a variety of stakeholders:
- AI Developers & Engineers: Use their preferred tools without sacrificing operational oversight
- Enterprise IT & AI Leaders: Centralize operations while enabling innovation and avoiding vendor lock-in
- C-Level Executives: Balance agility with governance, security, and scalability, and a lower total cost of ownership
The platform enables developers to capitalize on a variety of common preferences, including open-source software, low-code interfaces, built-in integrations, strong community support, and ease-of-deployment. The platform today supports the deployment and operation of agents for its development framework Flowise, and a growing list of soon-to-be announced third-party frameworks, including Dify, CrewAI, Langflow, N8n and many others.
“Developers have their choices for open source frameworks. Rather than forcing them to switch in order to be governed, SUPERWISE allows developed agents to be run in our platform, which maximizes existing development investment without incurring the risks,” said Oren Razon, Senior Director of Product at SUPERWISE.