A: Hey there! Guess what? Did you hear about this cool tech news?
B: Nah, what's up?
A: So, this Israeli startup called Port is making waves! They've got a tool that helps companies manage their AI agents for developers.
B: Really? What do they do exactly?
A: Well, right now it's a mess with these AI agents because there are no standards or guardrails. So, Port offers a catalog of developer and agent tools, but more than that, they provide a layer of orchestration for better management.
B: Sounds interesting! What do they mean by "orchestration"?
A: It's like a control panel where you can measure the performance of these AI agents, add human approval to certain processes if needed, and set up guidelines for the agents to follow.
B: Oh, I see! They want to help with repetitive tasks, right? Like coding or incident resolution?
A: Exactly! And they call their product an "agentic management" solution because it handles most of what software programmers do that isn't actually writing code.
B: Wow, that's pretty cool! But they have competition, right?
A: Oh yeah, lots! Big tech companies and startups are all trying to solve the problems in this area from different angles. A few of them include LangChain, UiPath, Cortex, and more.
B: I wonder who will come out on top! This Port sounds like it's one to watch though.
B: Nah, what's up?
A: So, this Israeli startup called Port is making waves! They've got a tool that helps companies manage their AI agents for developers.
B: Really? What do they do exactly?
A: Well, right now it's a mess with these AI agents because there are no standards or guardrails. So, Port offers a catalog of developer and agent tools, but more than that, they provide a layer of orchestration for better management.
B: Sounds interesting! What do they mean by "orchestration"?
A: It's like a control panel where you can measure the performance of these AI agents, add human approval to certain processes if needed, and set up guidelines for the agents to follow.
B: Oh, I see! They want to help with repetitive tasks, right? Like coding or incident resolution?
A: Exactly! And they call their product an "agentic management" solution because it handles most of what software programmers do that isn't actually writing code.
B: Wow, that's pretty cool! But they have competition, right?
A: Oh yeah, lots! Big tech companies and startups are all trying to solve the problems in this area from different angles. A few of them include LangChain, UiPath, Cortex, and more.
B: I wonder who will come out on top! This Port sounds like it's one to watch though.
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Israeli startup Port develops a tool for managing AI agents in software development, aiming to provide order amidst the current lack of standards. The tool offers a control panel for performance measurement, human approval integration, and guidelines setup for AI agents. This "agentic management"
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Category ID: conversation_summary
Date: Dec. 11, 2025
Notes: 2025-12-11
Created: 2025/12/11 21:42
Updated: 2025/12/12 07:59
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