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Meet Your Agentic NetOps Team

Growing, ever-changing networks put outages, cost, and business speed on the line. NetBrain now gives you a full team of AI agents, working alongside your engineers, that diagnose, change, and assess your multi-vendor, multi-domain network, grounded in live network context, not yesterday's data, with your team approving every step.
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“With the latest release, we’re extending that kind of agentic AI across more of our workflows, including change management and network assessment, and I’m looking forward to seeing what that does for our team.” – Ray Massad, IT Infrastructure Engineer III at Geisinger Health

Change Agent

Evaluates a proposed change before it happens, works with your engineers to make it, and confirms the outcome afterward. Every plan stays in review until a person approves it, so nothing reaches a device without a human sign-off.

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Assessment Agent

Proactively scans your network for known issues and drift from baseline, so problems surface while they’re still cheap to fix instead of after they’ve become an outage.

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NetBrain Design Studio

The design environment for your Agentic NetOps team: review network goals and specs, ship new policies, and set role-based access across every user type. Build, test, and publish automation workflows and runbooks in Tool Design, then configure and build your agents in Agent Studio, injecting domain knowledge and site-specific logic so each one reasons about your network, not a generic one, with Skills and guardrails to tailor every agent’s behavior.

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NetBrain Integrations

Open API and MCP-native connections extend that same live context and guardrails across your stack. NetBrain’s agents work alongside the AI SRE, ITSM, and APM tools you already run, ServiceNow, Dynatrace, Splunk, Cisco Cloud Control, and DIY agents built on Claude or Codex, cutting escalations and finger-pointing between teams.

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“ By 2030, AI agents will be the most common approach for executing network runtime activities, up from less than 1% in early 2026.”

Gartner® Market Guide for Agentic NetOps Software

May 10, 2026

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