Post by Jai D.

"Too many AI agents" is making headlines in the recent The Wall Street Journal article (link in the comments, behind paywall). Honestly, that's a nice problem to have. It means teams are experimenting, building, and finding real ways to apply AI that eventually becomes a scaling challenge. This brought back something we worked on at EY, before it had a widely recognized name. The goal was simple: help find what already existed, reduce duplication, identify ownership and make it easier for broader teams to adopt and build on what had already been created. What started as a practical fix grew into something more significant. Making prompts and agents visible, trusted, and scalable across an organization is where the real value compounds. It wasn't a technology project. It was an operations one. Grateful to have worked on this problem before it became headlines - with Michael Adolf, Ramon Czimenga, Ingken Schmiedl, Dominik Schmoll, Maximilian Brändle, Gabriel Brunkhorst, olutola akande, Christina Würzburger, Mayra Schade, Daniel Jahnke, Shiv Kapoor, Thu Huong Le, Thomas Kretschmer, Kevin Künzelt. George Moss, Neil Smith, Gustavo Orteu, Nicolás Espino Pazos #AIAgents #OperationsManagement #AIGovernance #AIPrompts