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See what real AI agent governance looks like in production, not just theory. Watch the full session → https://www.databricks.com/resources/webinar/agents-work-shipping-agentic-apps-scale Amber Roberts (Databricks) builds and extends a real AI agent live: connecting it to business data through Agent Bricks and MCP servers, adding capabilities on the fly with Omnigent and Codex, and tracing every tool call in MLflow. Then she shows where the governance actually lives — guardrail policies to block PII or unsafe content, custom LLM-as-judge classifiers, and cost budgets scoped by workspace or user, with the option to alert or hard-block. She closes by turning the one-off agent into a recurring automated job without losing any of that governance. Explore Agent Bricks → https://www.databricks.com/product/artificial-intelligence/agent-bricks Explore Unity AI Gateway → https://www.databricks.com/product/artificial-intelligence/unity-gateway Full session → https://www.databricks.com/resources/webinar/agents-work-shipping-agentic-apps-scale #AIAgents #AgentBricks #UnityAIGateway #Databricks #AIOrchestration #MLflow #EnterpriseAI
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