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COMPEL Glossary / agentic-platform
Agentic platform
A shared enterprise platform providing agent runtime, tool registry, memory stores, safety layer, observability, and evaluation — so individual agentic use cases inherit these components rather than build them.
What this means in practice
The platform is the runway that converts one-off agents into a governed portfolio.
Synonyms
agent platform , shared agent platform
See also
- Agent runtime — The execution substrate that hosts the agent loop, its tool calls, state, and recovery logic — e.g., LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen, or OpenAI Agents SDK.
- Tool registry — An authoritative inventory of tools — with schemas, permissions, owners, deprecation state, and audit log — that an agent may call.
- Architecture runway — The reusable platform components — inference infrastructure, retrieval stack, observability, policy engine, evaluation harness — that future AI use cases inherit rather than re-build.
- Policy engine — A declarative rule engine that gates agent actions — via ABAC-style policies evaluating identity, resource, environment, and action attributes.