Summary
Databricks has expanded Agent Bricks into a comprehensive developer platform that unifies model access, execution sandboxes, and lakehouse governance to eliminate the infrastructure overhead of building agentic systems. The update delivers managed agent memory powered by Lakebase, horizontal autoscaling on Databricks Apps, and native support across diverse frameworks and models, including newly added Grok and Kimi.
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