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At DevCon 6, Palantir Software Engineer Ankit Shankar unveils the Agent Stack, a set of products to help you build production agents for the enterprise, all built on the Ontology. ▪️Orchestrator for durable execution ▪️Agent Engine and Agent SDK for building agents of any shape ▪️Agent Manager for actionable...

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Palantirvor 3 Monaten

Watch the full demo here:

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John Weilervor 3 Monaten

Lots of fancy AI words to describe a 20 year old discarded CIA ML platform that requires an army of data scientists to manually tag. #NotAI

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Good! What do you think?

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Inflectiv AI ⧉vor 3 Monaten

Building enterprise agents requires more than powerful models, and a complete operational stack is becoming a key differentiator.

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Bojanvor 3 Monaten

the observability piece is the one everyone skips past but it's what actually makes agents production-safe

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PeterP22vor 3 Monaten

any further docs on this or is it internal?

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TongHevor 3 Monaten

The move from individual models to orchestrated systems is where much of the real product value will be created. Multilingual conversation is a good example: speech, speaker identity, language, context, translation and delivery all have to operate as one reliable system, not as disconnected AI features.

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jujuvor 3 Monaten

Ifa+

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Ming Weivor 3 Monaten

So good! The CEO must sell stocks with his clueless executives and crash the stock price!

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Semper Fi 🪖vor 3 Monaten

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