Agent Connectivity Solved

“AI agents are rapidly transforming how enterprises work and innovate. To adopt them responsibly at scale, organizations need open and interoperable gateways that provide governance, visibility, and security. Agentgateway delivers the foundation enterprises need. I’m excited to see the community come together to accelerate the open foundation our customers need to scale AI on cloud platforms like CoreWeave.”

“Agentic AI demands purpose-built infrastructure, not just another software layer. This requires rethinking compute, storage, and data movement from the ground up, so retrofitting legacy systems doesn’t work. The agentgateway project is a solid step toward that future. We’re happy to see it hosted by the Linux Foundation, where open source and community can drive the adoption and longevity that AI infrastructure requires.”

“We are excited to welcome the agentgateway project to the Linux Foundation, ensuring that best practices for agentic workflows remain free and open to all. Agentgateway complements emerging specifications like A2A and MCP, and offers scalable, specification-aligned infrastructure for agent communication thereby empowering customers and developers to build robust agentic workflows across platforms.”

“I’m excited to see Solo.io donate the agentgateway project to the Linux Foundation. Open sourcing an AI-native connectivity solution that understands MCP and A2A is a big win for the community. It helps us scale AI responsibly, with the security, flexibility, and governance we need in the real world.”

“Building reliable AI agents is a challenge, especially when every step involves non-deterministic calls to LLMs, tools, and autonomous agents. Agentgateway’s integration with OpenTelemetry provides a robust foundation for observability, allowing us to treat each request-response pair as an evaluable unit. This capability is crucial for ensuring system-level accuracy and trustworthiness, paving the way for a true ‘AI mesh’ that empowers teams to scale, secure and optimize their AI workflows.”

“One of the biggest open security problems today is how to do MCP security effectively. While there are a lot of problems in this space that the community doesn’t know how to address, the agentgateway project provides a first step toward addressing some of the important issues with basic role-based access control and visibility of actions to MCP servers. I look forward to seeing how this project adapts and evolves to handle the complex, evolving threats in this space under open source governance.”

“The rapid evolution of the AI landscape demands robust, vendor-neutral infrastructure for how agents communicate with each other and with external tools. Without it, we risk stifling innovation and adoption. The agentgateway project, hosted by the Linux Foundation, is a crucial step in creating that common ground. We are excited to partner with Solo.io and support a community-driven foundation for the future of interoperable AI.”