Databricks launches tools to manage AI agent sprawl at scale
Databricks has introduced Agent Bricks, Omnigent, and Unity Gateway to help large companies manage the growing sprawl of AI agents as they become more capable and widespread. These tools aim to centralize model choice, context sharing, and permission controls, so different teams can use AI agents without duplicating work or creating security headaches. The company partnered with OpenAI and Stellantis to explore these solutions.
- Agent Bricks centralizes building and managing agent fleets
- Omnigent lets teams reuse agent frameworks across projects
- Unity Gateway manages access, costs, and oversight in one place
- Collaboration with OpenAI and Stellantis shaped these tools
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