As the AI agent workforce grows, Salesforce offers more control and more predictability in AI operations.

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Salesforce is expanding MuleSoft Agent Fabric with new governance and orchestration capabilities to help enterprises manage AI agent sprawl. Key additions include Agent Script for Agent Broker (deterministic scripting for multi-agent routing, in beta until June 2026), LLM Governance in AI Gateway (now GA, for centralized token usage and cost visibility), and MCP Bridge (to expose legacy REST/SOAP/GraphQL APIs as MCP-compatible tools without code changes). Analysts see this as Salesforce repositioning MuleSoft from an API integration platform into core AI agent infrastructure, though they warn of potential vendor lock-in and latency concerns with Informatica-hosted MCPs.

MuleSoft Agent Fabric adds new ways to keep AI agents in line