Jaeden Schafer

Agents are just surging in how useful they are.

And, you know, even since twenty twenty four.

Salesforce launched their own product, which is AgentForce back in 2024.

I think there's a lot of other people that are using tools like LaneChain and Crew.ai that also have raised a ton of venture funding to kind of compete in that space.

And in December, Gartner described agent management platforms as both, quote, the

Most valuable real estate in AI and also basically a really important piece of infrastructure for AI adoption.

I think if you look at that and you kind of look at that context, opening AI kind of making this big push into agent management early this year is not very surprising.

They've made, you know, the enterprise adoption a huge focus this year.

They already have some really big partnerships with ServiceNow and Snowflake that they've announced.

So I think if OpenAI hopes to become kind of the long term force in the enterprise market, Frontier looks like a really good step in that direction.

And of course, there's a lot of competition.

I mean, we're looking at Anthropic, we're looking at OpenAI.

There's just everyone's battling right now to be the platform that leads agents, the platform that's, you know, leading developers.

I think that the competition is fierce, but it's interesting to see these two players kind of compete against each other.

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