Akuity gives AI agents operational context to safely ship software

Akuity has introduced its Agentic Control Plane and MCP Server. Akuity’s Agentic Control Plane lets AI agents accelerate software delivery by giving them the operational context and permissions to act, all governed by the same controls Akuity already enforces across the pipeline. That governance is what gives engineering leadership the confidence to let agents into production, with real control over what agents can touch.

Agentic engineering is driving teams to write more code than ever but shipping it safely has become the bottleneck. Agents are operating inside production environments, sanctioned or not, often with limited access to the data they would need to make a real impact. Many also connect through open-source MCP servers that grant raw access with no identity inheritance, no policy layer and no agent-aware audit trail, expanding the attack surface with every new connection.

“Within hours of enabling Akuity’s Agentic Control Plane, it identified more than one hundred degraded applications, and in under ten minutes, it flagged one project as the source of a systemic issue, traced it to the root cause and had a fix ready to go. That’s exactly the workflow we wanted: identify the problem, tell us if it’s systemic and hand us the fix. This is already bringing value to the team, and we are looking to expand its adoption,” said Michael Goodness, Principal DevOps Engineer, MLB.