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Kantata debuts Agent Studio for building custom AI agents in plain language

Professional services firms can now build custom agents without code. Kantata's Agent Studio lets you describe the job in plain language.

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Why it matters

Agent-building tools are moving from code-first to natural-language interfaces, lowering the barrier for services firms to deploy custom automation. This is app-layer tooling built on top of AI capabilities, not a capability breakthrough itself.

The key facts

9 to know
  1. Kantata released Agent Studio

  2. Tool enables building custom AI agents via plain-language descriptions

  3. Targets professional services automation market

  4. Addresses vendor fragmentation: narrow agents shipped by multiple vendors

  5. Kantata Agent Studio announced

  6. Platform: custom AI agents via plain-language description

  7. Target market: professional services automation firms

  8. Problem framed: vendors shipping narrow agents; need for customization tooling

  9. No pricing, availability, or capability benchmark data provided in excerpt

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Publisher excerpt: Professional services automation software company Kantata Inc. today unveiled Agent Studio, a tool that lets services firms build custom artificial intelligence agents by describing the job they want done in plain language. The release goes after a problem Kantata says is building in the…
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