Komodor is releasing the Komodor Agentic Operations Platform, enabling organizations to rapidly and safely deploy autonomous workflows to handle escalating burdens on production teams.
Using the same infrastructure and tools that underpin Komodor's enterprise-proven AI SRE platform, organizations can now build or import their own agents under shared governance and context, and orchestrate them in end-to-end workflows for AI SRE, AI Software Operations, and Cost Optimization, according to the company.
"The hardest part of running agentic operations in production is not building the agents. It is keeping every agent grounded in the right context, giving it memory that persists across incidents, ensuring that accuracy improves rather than degrades, and securing every run—all while keeping model and compute costs under control," said Itiel Shwartz, co-founder and CTO of Komodor.
To help teams quickly automate key operational tasks and realize immediate value, the Komodor Agentic Operations Platform includes pre-built workflows for:
- AI SRE - including Troubleshooting and Incident Management, Alert Intelligence, and Proactive Reliability Optimization
- Cost Optimization - including Cloud, Observability, and Kubernetes Cost reduction, and
- AI Software Operations - including Change Intelligence and Risk Control, CI/CD Health and Remediation, and Production Readiness and Standards
Solution workflows deploy over 50 out-of-the-box specialist agents, skills, integrations and MCPs provided by Komodor, and are fully configurable. Teams can add or remove steps, adjust routing, and add their own agents, to meet the unique needs of their production environment, the vendor said.
In addition to built-in agents and workflows, the Komodor platform provides a complete backbone for building, running, governing and optimizing custom agents.
Customers can turn an existing skill, script, or runbook into a governed agent, import agents created with third-party frameworks, or build new ones with Komodor’s SDK. Each agent uses the same organizational context, persistent memory, knowledge graphs, and operating controls as Komodor’s agents. Agents can run anywhere from on-premise to any cloud, using any model and provider.
Komodor continuously evaluates both its own agents and customer-built agents against validated scenarios and production outcomes. Teams can shadow-test new versions, compare their performance, and route tasks to the appropriate model before promoting changes. This gives platform leaders a repeatable way to improve quality, reliability, and cost as the number of agents and workflows grows, said the company.
Every custom agent runs under the same governance controls Komodor applies to its own agents. Role-based policies define who can invoke it and which credentials and tools it can use.
Guardrails enforce boundaries on agent behavior by checking inputs, tool calls and model responses before the agent acts, while risky actions are gated for human approval. Spending limits and a full audit trail help platform teams manage costs and review what each agent did.
The Komodor Agentic Operations Platform is available now from Komodor and its business partners worldwide.
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