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Kong today has announced Kong Context Management, designed to ensure agents can access more of the enterprise context it needs without swamping the model with everything it could use. The new capability is generally available today as part of Kong AI Management.

Large enterprise APIs can have hundreds of operations, which when exposed through MCP, turns into hundre...

DUBLIN – BrowserStack, the leading AI-native software testing platform, today announced the launch of BrowserStack Load Testing, which runs r...

Consider a hypothetical support agent that processes a cancellation request using an outdated policy. The message sounds helpful. The account update succeeds. The customer loses access, and the person reviewing the incident has to work out which policy the agent retrieved, who authorized the change, and how to restore the account.

That sequence gives a software team a ...

Low-code platforms made a promise that largely came true: people who are not professional developers can build real automation. On Salesforce, a business analyst can wire up a record-triggered flow, an approval process and a set of validation rules in an afternoon, with no Apex and no deployment pipeline. The barrier to building fell through the floor. The barrier to understa...

Lane Kingsbery had a thought. If agents are going to be ubiquitous, why not put them to use for the public good?

With that in mind, he started a project called the Open Task Relay, essentially a repository of small tasks that teams or individuals can leave for agents to access and complete, with knowledge of how the agents interact gained along the way.

This is ...