The article surveys 17 companies leading the development and deployment of Artificial Intelligence agents in 2025, describing platforms, tooling, and industry use cases. It frames agent technology as a driver of autonomous software that combines advanced models with domain automation to scale workflows in finance, healthcare, retail, customer service, manufacturing, and legal. Coverage emphasizes a range of approaches, from low-code builders and self-hosted agents to hardware and marketplace models.
Major technology providers receive focused summaries. OpenAI is noted for its Responses API, Agents SDK and the ChatGPT Agent that uses built-in web and file tools to perform multi-step tasks. Microsoft highlights Copilot Studio, Azure AI Foundry, multi-agent orchestration, an Agent Store with an SDK, Copilot Tuning, and expanded Security and Sales agents. Google AI provides the Agent Development Kit, Vertex AI Agent Builder, Agent Garden and developer tools in Google AI Studio. Amazon (AWS) introduced Nova Act, AgentCore and an AI Agent Marketplace, while IBM launched watsonx.ai with Agent Lab and watsonx Orchestrate. NVIDIA supplies hardware and software blueprints, NeMo microservices and an Agent Evaluation Toolkit, and DeepMind focuses on reinforcement learning agents and research tools like AlphaEvolve and Gemini.
Smaller and specialized vendors are also profiled. Anthropic offers the Claude family with tool integrations and enterprise fine-tuning partnerships. Adept and Simuli provide agents that interact with software through screen and multimodal inputs. LeewayHertz markets the ZBrain low-code orchestration platform. Human AI Labs emphasizes memory-rich, multi-persona agents and an AI training platform. Markovate, Cognition, Leena AI and Plivo deliver self-hosted assistants, developer IDEs, HR-focused agents and communication-focused agent studios respectively. The article cites results such as improved ticket resolution, high task automation rates and enterprise integrations with CRM and ERP systems.
In closing, the article positions agent platforms as varied but converging on capabilities like multi-agent orchestration, tool and memory integration, marketplaces and enterprise governance. It notes security and compliance considerations and presents Webisoft’s services for custom agent development, strategy and integration to help organizations adopt these technologies.
