Kantata now lets services firms build their own AI agents from a sentence
PSA vendor Kantata launched Agent Studio, building agents from plain-language descriptions; a vendor claim, real-world results unverified.
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Kantata released Agent Studio on September 22. A user describes the job in plain language, and the platform assembles and refines a custom AI agent. The company says it is available now and in use by customers.
The tool sits inside the Kantata Expertise Engine, with the Expertise Agent launched in June doing the assembly. Every build and edit is checked for correctly structured inputs and outputs before publication, with no forms or code required. The intended users are practice leads and delivery directors.
The backdrop is Kantata's own diagnosis of the market: vendors are shipping narrow agents by the dozen, each scoped to a single job, and each arriving as another silo to maintain. Note that availability and customer usage are Kantata's own statements, not independently verified.