Sakana AI launches Aquarium, an ontology-based platform for enterprise AI agents
READ THE ORIGINAL SOURCEOpen original sourcesakana.ai · Opens in a new tabSakana AI announced Sakana Aquarium, a platform for building, running, and operating AI agents grounded in an organization's ontology. Its three components are Ontology, which structures knowledge, rules, and data without migrating them; Governance, which controls access, requires pre-execution approval, and records decision rationale and outcomes; and Managed Agents, which deploys workflows combining data reference, AI judgment, function execution, and human approval. Data and ontology can be reused across agents.
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Sakana AI announced Sakana Aquarium, a platform for building, running, and operating AI agents grounded in an organization's ontology. Its three components are Ontology, which structures knowledge, rules, and data without migrating them; Governance, which controls access, requires pre-execution approval, and records decision rationale and outcomes; and Managed Agents, which deploys workflows combining data reference, AI judgment, function execution, and human approval. Data and ontology can be reused across agents.
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- Ontology organizes knowledge, rules, and data with their meanings and relationships, connecting formats without migrating them from existing stores.
- Governance sets access permissions and pre-execution approvals and records decision basis through execution results.
- Managed Agents deploy workflows of data reference, AI judgment, function execution, and human approval, managing the agent lifecycle.
- Prepared data and ontology can be reused by other agents, allowing quick launch of operation-specific agents on one platform.
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Sakana AI announced Aquarium on Oct 23, 2026: a platform to build, run and govern organization-specific agents on an ontology of company data, with human approval and audit logs. Capability claims are Sakana's; no independent evaluation yet.
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It targets a common enterprise problem: repeatedly rebuilding data connections and terminology for each AI deployment. A shared ontology and governance layer could make agent adoption more scalable and auditable inside organizations.
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