Covasant Technologies launches AI agent control tower in Hyderabad

Covasant Technologies, a company set up by the promoters of Cigniti that was acquired by Coforge in December 2024, launched its AI agent control tower (AI ACT) in Hyderabad. The platform aims to help enterprises manage multiple AI agents through a single command centre, a TOI report stated.

Covasant Technologies chairman and managing director CV Subramanyam said the new platform will support businesses dealing with many single-purpose AI agents by offering a unified control system to mitigate risks and create value.

“Having an agent for every task is not a strategy but a recipe for chaos,” Subramanyam said. He added that the AI ACT will work as a strategic control plane that can transform disconnected AI agents into a secure, optimized, and cohesive autonomous workforce.


According to Subramanyam, the platform is designed to address the urgent requirement for governance in the fast-growing enterprise agentic AI market. He pointed out that this market is expected to touch $1.73 billion in India by 2030.

Covasant Technologies CEO Srikanth Chakkilam said the company had solved a critical problem for enterprise AI users. “We are creating a single pane of glass for the modern, heterogeneous agentic enterprise,” he said.

The AI ACT will provide businesses with a universal agent registry, centralized governance, cross-platform observability, and detailed audit functions. Covasant Technologies said these features will position it as a leader in AI governance solutions.

(Inputs from TOI)