Friday Oct 03, 2025
Friday Oct 03, 2025
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AI is reshaping business at a furious pace. But with the rush to deploy agents across every platform and vendor, companies are facing a new kind of digital disorder: agent sprawl. The very tools designed to deliver efficiency are now spawning duplication, compliance gaps, and security blind spots.
Salesforce’s answer is MuleSoft Agent Fabric, a platform it calls the backbone of the Agentic Enterprise. Think of it as an air traffic controller for a company’s AI workforce: a single hub to register, orchestrate, govern, and monitor every agent, no matter where it was built.
The stakes are high. Analyst forecasts show a 327% surge in agent adoption within two years, with nearly half of enterprise applications embedding agents by next year. Without coordination, these agents risk becoming a fragmented mess, valuable in isolation but blind to the broader enterprise.
Salesforce, MuleSoft SVP and GM Andrew Comstock said, “The reality is, most enterprises live in a multi-vendor world, and that won’t change with AI. Just as companies rely on countless applications across different ecosystems, they’ll soon have AI agents from every SaaS provider and every major LLM. The strategic challenge isn’t building a single agent, but enabling all of them to work together. MuleSoft Agent Fabric gives every organisation the ability to govern and orchestrate all their agents in a cohesive and trusted way.”
Customers like Barco, r.Potential, Rush University System for Health, and Wynn and Encore Las Vegas are already adopting the platform to bring order to their sprawling agent ecosystems. For them, the appeal isn’t just coordination — it’s compliance and control.
MuleSoft Agent Fabric rolls out with four core pillars: Registry: a catalog making agents discoverable and reusable; Broker: an intelligent router, powered by large language models, for cross-domain task execution; Governance: guardrails for security and regulatory compliance at every interaction and Visualiser: a live map of agent activity to trace decisions and performance.
This is more than Salesforce extending its Agentforce suite. It’s a bid to own the connective tissue of the AI economy. And with its track record in linking data, APIs, and processes, MuleSoft is betting it can do the same for AI agents.
