Agent Fabric Release Notes

MuleSoft Agent Fabric is an agent management platform that maximizes the potential of every AI agent, no matter where it’s built, with centralized discovery, orchestration across agents and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, cross-ecosystem governance, and full transparency into agentic interactions.

July 14, 2026

What’s New

Build agent networks with predictable, governed orchestration using Agent Script — a graph-based language that gives you explicit control over how brokers coordinate agents, tools, and LLMs.

In Agent Network 2.0, agent brokers use guided determinism to separate LLM-powered reasoning from deterministic control flow. With guided determinism you get intelligent decision-making where you need it and guaranteed execution paths everywhere else:

  • Define broker orchestration as a graph of nodes, edges, and triggers in Agent Script (.agent) files. Each node performs a discrete step — either an LLM-powered action like classification or a deterministic action like routing — giving you full visibility and control over execution order.

  • Use probabilistic nodes for complex, open-ended decisions that require nuanced judgment, such as ticket severity classification or intent recognition.

  • Use deterministic nodes to enforce fixed execution paths once a key decision has been made, ensuring reliable, rule-based behavior across operational flows.

  • View a graph-based visual canvas alongside Agent Script code.

  • Organize projects with a dedicated /brokers directory containing .agent files alongside your agent-network.yaml registry and context definitions.

  • Communicate across agents using version 1.0 of the Agent2Agent (A2A) Protocol specification.

  • Create and configure agent networks using natural-language prompts in MuleSoft Vibes, including broker graph design, node configuration, and Exchange asset integration.

  • Build, publish, and deploy agent networks in CI/CD environments using the Anypoint CLI plugin.

For more information, see Building Agent Networks for Agent Fabric.

April 29, 2026

What’s New

These Agent Fabric features are now available in Canada Cloud and Japan Cloud.

Category Feature

Discoverability

Agent Registry: Agent Assets

Agent Registry: MCP Assets (Including Public MCP Assets)

Agent Registry: LLM Assets

Agent Scanners

Governance

Agent, MCP, LLM instances in API Management

A2A, MCP, LLM Omni policies

Managed Omni Gateway in CloudHub 2.0

Managed Omni Gateway in Anypoint Runtime Fabric

Trusted Agent Identity

MCP Bridge

Orchestration

Agent Broker authoring with MuleSoft Vibes (Anypoint Code Builder)

Agent Broker authoring via YAML (Anypoint Code Builder)

Agent Broker deployment to CloudHub 2.0

Agent Broker deployment to Anypoint Runtime Fabric

For details, see Hyperforce Release Notes.

February 17,2026

What’s New

  • Exchange now supports GoDaddy ANS agents. You can now add a scanner to automatically discover and register GoDaddy ANS agents. GoDaddy ANS agents are verified by GoDaddy to be safe and secure. Govern and consume the agents in other applications.

    For more information, see exchange::adding-godaddy-scanner.adoc.

February 9, 2026

What’s New

  • Agent Visualizer now includes search and filtering capabilities and MCP server and tool insights.

    For more information, see Agent Visualizer Release Notes.

February 6, 2026

What’s New

January 30, 2026

  • In Anypoint Exchange, you can now add agent scanners to automatically discover and register AI agents across agent ecosystems on external platforms, which include Amazon Bedrock, Google Vertex AI, and Microsoft Azure Copilot. After the agents are registered, govern and consume them in other applications.

January 23, 2026

What’s New

  • Anypoint Exchange now includes an option to publish MCPs via URLs instead of uploading a schema file.

    For more information, see Anypoint Exchange Release Notes.

  • You can now create and manage instances for publicly available MCP servers in API Manager.

    For more information, see API Manager Release Notes.

January 15, 2026

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December 11, 2025

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November 4, 2025

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October 3, 2025

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