Agentic Index
The research index for AI agent platforms and tools.
Agentic Index is an independent research platform where buyers find and compare B2B AI agents: agentic AI platforms, autonomous workflow tools, coding agents, GTM agents, browser agents, and enterprise agentic automation products, with verified feature matrices and pricing research on 892 vendors. Structured for buyers, analysts, and operators.
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2026-07-31
SServiceNowServiceNow published an overview of Action Fabric, an interoperability framework connecting AI agents across the enterprise. It features an MCP Server Console for external clients to invoke ServiceNow tools, an MCP Client for ServiceNow agents to call external systems, and Agent2Agent protocol support for peer collaboration.High
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2026-07-31
OOpenAI CodexOpenAI reduced the pricing for its GPT-5.6 Terra and Luna models and announced that GPT-5.4 and GPT-5.4 mini will be retired from Codex on August 31, 2026. Users must migrate their workspace defaults, saved model settings, and custom agents to the GPT-5.6 models before the cutoff.High
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2026-07-31
HHippocratic AIHippocratic AI launched a new suite of Rapid Response Climate Agents designed to help health systems and payers perform proactive outreach to vulnerable patients during extreme weather events. The climate-responsive voice AI agents scale instantly to conduct clinical assessments, such as heat stroke checks, and route individuals to appropriate resources like cooling centers.Medium
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2026-07-31
CCoblCobl introduced a major product update shifting the platform from single-document generation to comprehensive deal management. The release includes Deal Workspaces to group related sales documents, a Shared Drive acting as an automated knowledge base for agents, automatic extraction of reusable design systems from existing documents, and document analytics.High
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2026-07-31
CCharmCharm released version 0.88.0 of the Crush terminal coding agent, introducing a scriptable configuration system via crush.sh and crushrc. The update adds explicit tool permissions, allowing users to apply "deny" rules to completely hide specific tools from the AI agent. The release also includes verb-first setup commands for managing MCP servers and LSPs, as well as auto-retry logic for AWS SSO logins.Medium
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| CrewAI | Cognition | Lindy | |
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| Integrations & Tool Calling | Full / Explicit | Full / Explicit | Full / Explicit |
| Workflow Orchestration | Full / Explicit | Full / Explicit | Full / Explicit |
| Knowledge Grounding & RAG | Partial | Full / Explicit | Partial |
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Open source AI workspace where teams build, deploy and manage agent workflows visually, conversationally through Mothership, or in code.
View profile →Enterprise AI agent platform for analytics built around Max, a customizable AI data analyst that answers questions conversationally, identifies performance drivers, executes multi-step research plans, and automates report and deck generation across structured and unstructured data. Its differentiator is Skills: an out-of-the-box RocketSkills library plus Skill Studio, a full development environment (with your own Git and IDE, low-code UX, reusable code blocks, and Bring Your Own Models) for building domain-specific AI analysts that encode a company's own analytical practices. Embeds into Power BI, Slack, Teams, and CRMs.
View profile →Agentic analytics platform whose AI analyst, Kaiya, reasons across warehouse metrics and unstructured evidence in one governed workflow. Agent Mode plans and executes multi-step analysis (cohort, variance decomposition, root cause, causality) without manual setup, while Missions run always-on: define an objective once and Kaiya monitors data, investigates changes, and delivers finished outputs on schedule. Purpose-built configurable agents cover revenue monitoring or compliance, Kaiya Architect builds governed semantic layers conversationally, and why-analysis surfaces key drivers with behind-the-data summaries. Four-time Gartner Visionary; PepsiCo and eBay customers.
View profile →Agentic AI analyst from the search-driven BI pioneer: Spotter breaks a business question into sub-questions, reasons through each step, checks its own work, and summarizes findings with best-fit visualizations and suggested follow-ups, across structured and unstructured data. Accuracy and explainability rest on a patented search token architecture and agentic semantic layer, with row-level security, role-based controls, and human-in-the-loop verification built in. Joined December 2025 by SpotterViz (dashboards), SpotterModel (governed semantic models with review-and-approve), and SpotterCode (IDE code generation). Embeddable via web API and SDK.
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The Agentic Index draws on independent research across 892 agentic AI vendors. Feature coverage is assessed from public documentation, product pages, and analyst materials. Support levels are rated Full, Partial, No / Not documented, or Unknown — where Unknown means evidence was insufficient in reviewed public sources, not that the capability is absent.
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