The Agent-First Era Demands New Governance Capabilities
rvp · x · 2026-07-15
The cited post notes that AI agents are shifting from simply answering questions to executing actions across enterprise systems.
In a LinkedIn article with @GraviteeIO, the author discusses this transition: moving from API-first to agent-first requires enterprises to strengthen their visibility, governance, security, and cost control, or risk facing new management hurdles when scaling agents.
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