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The data and action layer for AI agents
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    May 5
    Today we're launching Airbyte Agents. It’s a platform meant to solve what we call the discovery gap. Agents in demos are successful because they know the fields and sources they have to call to solve their task. Agents in production fail because they don’t have that knowledge
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    Sep 3
    @MichelTricot sat down with @tfir_io on why APIs built for humans break AI agents 🎬 Agents need discovery, cross-referencing, and write-back across dozens of systems. Existing APIs were designed for narrow automations at low scale. Thin MCP wrappers don't fix that gap. His
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    Sep 2
    Contractual sovereignty is a promise. Two Anthropic incidents in June proved the gap is real. A new perspective by Airbyte VP of Marketing @MarioMoscat
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    Sovereignty is Architectural, not Contractual | Airbyte
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    Sep 1
    Semantic search now on 10 Airbyte connectors. New: @freshdesk, @twilio, @typeform, @incident_io. Query meaning, not just fields. We also just dropped a new @gmail agent connector.
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    New Airbyte Agents Updates: Semantic Search for Freshdesk, Twilio, Typeform, and Incident.io |...
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    Aug 31
    Usage caps don't fix AI spend. Input tokens are 85-97% of agent cost. You're paying for fetching, not thinking. The fix is architectural, as described by Airbyte CTO Davin Chia.
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    Usage Caps Are a Confession, Not a Strategy | Airbyte
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