Solace Agent Mesh — What's New Since GA

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Solace Agent Mesh — What’s New Since GA

Hello Solace Community,

Since our General Availability announcement in November, we’ve been accelerating our release cadence and shipping new capabilities regularly. Here’s a roundup of everything that’s landed since then.

New Connectors for Agent Builder

We’ve significantly expanded the data sources you can connect to no-code agents through Agent Builder:

  • Oracle Database — Connect agents to Oracle databases with full SQL integration. Docs

  • Microsoft SQL Server — Connect agents to MSSQL databases. Docs

  • Remote MCP — Connect agents to remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers hosted by SaaS vendors or internally, with OAuth authentication support. Docs

  • OpenAPI — Upload an OpenAPI 3.x spec to automatically generate REST API integrations with OAuth, API key, and bearer token support. No manual endpoint configuration required. Docs

  • Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases — Ground agent responses in company-specific documentation stored in S3 and other sources via RAG. Docs

Gateway Management

New UIs make it easier to configure how agents interact with the outside world:

  • Gateway Management — Unified interface for managing gateways in the Enterprise UI

  • Event Mesh Gateway — Trigger agentic workflows from incoming messages on configurable topics, with success and error routing. Docs

  • Slack Gateway — Easily add a Slack gateway to your Agent Mesh instance. Docs

Remote A2A Agent Registration

Register and manage remote A2A protocol agents through Agent Mesh Manager. Deploy A2A proxies, configure authentication (OAuth 2.0, API Key, Basic Auth), and make external agents discoverable alongside native agents in the catalog. Docs

Collaboration and Security

  • Project Sharing — Teams can collaborate on shared knowledge bases and prompts while maintaining individual conversation privacy and access controls. Docs

  • Dynamic Role Mapping — Map identity provider claims to SAM roles automatically, eliminating manual role assignment for enterprise SSO deployments. Helm samples

Community Edition Highlights (Experimental)

  • Workflows — Define prescriptive, multi-step agent workflows through YAML configuration. Orchestrate multiple agents with sequential processes where each step can reference the original request and previous results. Docs

  • Text-to-Speech and Speech-to-Text — Voice interaction capabilities for agents. Docs

  • Agent Mesh as MCP Server — Expose agentic workflows and agent capabilities as standardized MCP tools to external AI applications. Docs

Resources

We’d love to hear what you’re building with Agent Mesh. Questions, feedback, or feature requests — drop them in the replies below.