How Databricks manages its own coding agent spend with Unity AI Gateway Budgets
Summary
Databricks governs its internal AI spend by routing every coding agent through Unity AI Gateway for centralized policy enforcement, spend controls, and unified observability. By pairing separate daily and monthly budgets with self-service budget increases, this governance model prevents runaway costs without slowing down developer productivity.
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