Staff Reporter : Salesforce has introduced MuleSoft Agent Fabric, a platform to discover, orchestrate, govern, and observe AI agents across vendors and systems aiming to curb “agent sprawl” and give enterprises a single control plane for multi-agent workflows. Early customers include Barco, r.Potential, Rush University System for Health, and Wynn and Encore Las Vegas. The launch comes as AI agent adoption is projected to surge 327% in two years, with 40% of enterprise apps expected to embed agents within a year.
Agent Fabric combines four core capabilities: a Registry to catalog any agent or tool for reuse; an intelligent Broker that routes tasks across domains (supporting A2A and MCP, and the customer’s LLM of choice); Governance to apply security, compliance, and policy controls to every interaction; and a Visualizer that maps agent connections, decisions, and performance for real-time observability. The solution also extends Salesforce’s Agentforce, coordinating third-party agents that sit outside Agentforce.
Salesforce says the platform enables complex, cross-system automations such as mortgage processing (credit checks, e-signatures, compliance), real-time supply-chain responses (rerouting fleets, updating SAP inventory, QC flags), and streamlined partner/employee onboarding (IDs, access, knowledge surfacing) — all with auditable guardrails.
“The strategic challenge isn’t building a single agent, but enabling all of them to work together. MuleSoft Agent Fabric gives every organization the ability to govern and orchestrate all their agents in a cohesive and trusted way,” said Andrew Comstock, SVP & GM, MuleSoft.
Joris Diependaele, Head of Integration and AI at Barco, added: “As AI agents become critical in processes that drive our day-to-day business operations, governance and transparency are non-negotiable. MuleSoft Agent Fabric provides the guardrails we need to adopt AI responsibly and securely, without slowing down innovation.”