Free iQ MuleSoft Study Group (10/16): Unlock the Agentic Enterprise with MuleSoft

Rajnish Kumar joins the Integration Quest MuleSoft Study Group for Unlock the Agentic Enterprise with MuleSoft, introducing Agent Fabric and showing how it brings discovery, governance, orchestration, and observability together for agents and tools across an enterprise. Rajnish looks at the challenges of agent sprawl, including isolated agents, inconsistent implementations, security concerns, and unauthorized access. He connects familiar API management concepts to agent management, explaining the roles of Agent Registry, Agent Scanners, AI Gateway, Agent Broker, and Agent Visualizer. The session includes a walkthrough of a manufacturing agent network connecting an SAP sales and distribution agent, a knowledge management agent, and a Google Search MCP server through a broker configured to use Gemini. Rajnish shows the YAML configuration behind the network, including agent cards, skills, examples, instructions, and connections that help the broker route requests. He also walks through Anypoint Exchange, Runtime Manager, and API Manager to show how assets are published and reused, how the network is deployed with gateway support, and where policies such as LLM token-based rate limiting can be applied. Agent Visualizer provides a view of the network’s connections and the protocols used between its components. The Q&A explores agent reuse, considerations when designing agent capabilities, and why clear descriptions and examples matter when multiple agents offer similar information. Rajnish uses the example of user information across ERP, CRM, and HR systems to explain how ambiguous requests can make routing more difficult. Whether you’re a MuleSoft developer, architect, consultant, or platform team member, this session offers an introduction to Agent Fabric through a configuration and platform walkthrough grounded in a manufacturing use case.