Google has just introduced Agentspace, an environment without code oriented to non -public hard work productivity. Much Google competition also plays in this market, so it is not unexpected that Google enters. At this stage, each of the main providers of the cloud now has an AI progression platform (in Google’s green) and several teams aimed at other types of developers. Google’s incursion in the lack of code for force users is another of its competence and interesting.
Agentspace is an extension of the Google Viral Card Books offering. In fact, as a component of packaging, the most business-quality prescription is the fundamental offering. Notebooklm has been in test mode for some time now. I like it as a way for a user to create spaces around a topic or a project, then take credit from the LLM to search for and create new content from this space. I know the “Create a podcast” serves as the thing that gets clicks, but the whole concept is great and useful.
High -end agents area offers carry new capabilities, adding third -party integrations (think of SharePoint, Jira and Salesforce) and the exchange of equipment area. These are an intelligent wink about how commercial users can paint in combination and percentage practices through agents.
Agentspace also has some rapid reminiscence functions that allow agent behaviors, such as rapid chain. It is not a structured workflow as we see with Salesforce and the progression tools of the Servicenow agent. However, if it is a typical commercial user, it reflects the least structured processes that other people create for themselves while acting daily tasks.
Above all, Agentspace is a fast service. I know this technique works for studies and is therefore an herbal fit for Google, but I’m not sure a fast agent will be accepted through peak users. My challenge is that I want to see something to act on. Is it just a context window or enough notification?In addition, your mileage is diversified depending on the way you type activated, and there is a wide diversity of skills in this box in the average workplace. Ask anyone who doesn’t perceive how they delight in AI. The answer probably won’t be very good.
As with other platform-centric agents, I remain concerned about Agentspace’s cross-platform integration and how it will scale. For low-scale scenarios (for instance if I do only a few prompts a day), it’s likely fine. But when a whole organization is hitting agents that then need to reach back to on-prem IT resources or to another cloud, how will it perform? And what will it cost? I am optimistic that over time we will start to see more of an integration between no-code tools and AI development frameworks such as Vertex AI or AWS Bedrock. In fact, we are starting to see this with Salesforce’s Agentforce, which leverages Salesforce’s own Mulesoft technology to provide high-scale integration connectors. I am hopeful that this becomes a trend rather than remaining a one-off.
Like its competitors, Google puts many other teams in place, and some of them overlap. For example, how do agents in the area compare with VERTEX AI AGENT BUILDER? I appreciate that in the brave global AI, experimentally experiencing and failing is an intelligent way to innovate. But I think that all those suppliers of AI deserve to be more declarative of their intention for each of those teams. Who was the agent agent for and how will the life of those users or their work be? I have this. Challenge because I believe that AI deserves to lift the functions of a commercial user to the point where we deserve to see some type of blur or combination between equipment without code and low code. But that possibly would not be realistic yet, since Google has also announced a preview of a new tool called Jules, which looks a bit to Aws App Studio.
Google has made quite bold decisions in terms of revelation of the user with respect to without code, which respect. For example, I like the concept of notebook that is composed in the creation of a more loose work space than the most focused on the form of other equipment without code. And the extension of the capacity with collaboration and the third -party integrations provide a genuine opportunity to verify if this style can be an opposite disruptive to the Saales Games without code. He chose the right time to oppose the agreement with an avant -garde solution.
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