Anaconda adds Kilo Agent Swarms and Enkrypt AI autonomous red-team agents
anacondainc · x · 2026-10-13
Anaconda expanded its platform, shipping two kinds of agents in one update: ones that build and ones that attack.
- Kilo Agent Swarms: multi-agent development in VS Code — agents split complex tasks, coordinate, and ship together; Anaconda cites 45M+ Kilo developers.
- Enkrypt AI autonomous red-team agents: continuous adversarial testing for AI agents and apps, simulating attacks and adapting tactics to surface weaknesses with less manual testing.
- The platform positions itself as the trusted foundation of an "AI Dev Factory" — AI Workspaces, trusted artifacts (950K+ vetted packages, curated models), guardrails, and orchestration in one pipeline.
- The stated rationale: as agents move from single assistants to coordinated swarms spanning models, packages, MCPs, and enterprise systems, security and governance must keep pace.
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