KSAI stands for Kong Skills for Agentic Intelligence. It brings AI-assisted code review and implementation into GitHub, where our engineering work is actually done. The AI agents run in CI, so closing a laptop doesn't stop the work. By leveraging KSAI, we establish agentic engineering best…
AI coding tool spend is projected to top $13 billion in 2026, compounding at more than 60% a year. That's an entire category showing up at once, according to the recent Palo Alto Networks' Secure AI Coding report. These agents don't just autocomplete a line of code anymore. They plan. They act.…
That's a wrap on API + AI Summit 2026, Kong's biggest in-person event yet. The event brought together more than 1,000 engineers, architects, and leaders in Los Angeles to discuss running AI systems in production, tackle shared architecture challenges, and swap real-world insights. Couldn’t attend…
Bots make up more than a third of internet traffic, and API endpoints attract more of it than web pages do. Scanners hunting for .env files, credential-stuffing scripts, LLM training crawlers, and the long tail of low-effort probes all hit your gateway before they ever reach a service. Every one of…
As of October 2026, Kong Gateway Enterprise 3.12 will enter its End Of Life (EOL) phase and will no longer be fully supported by Kong. Following this, Kong Gateway Enterprise 3.12 will enter a 12-month sunset support period, focused on helping customers upgrade to a current version of Kong Gateway…
Agentic AI governance is the structured management of the authority an organization hands to autonomous AI systems that plan and take action on its behalf. It covers what an AI agent is allowed to do, which systems it can touch, and how those permissions are monitored, limited, and revoked using…
Standing up a production agent means taking it through six stages: At API & AI Summit, we announced the evolution of Kong Konnect into the AI Connectivity Platform and announced a slate of launches built around that idea. Here's what we launched, where each piece fits, and what you can use today.…
AI infrastructure is changing fast. Enterprises are no longer building around a small set of models exposed through relatively consistent interfaces. New model architectures are emerging (Here’s looking at you Jev!). Providers are introducing new APIs and capabilities. Enterprises are running…
Trace complete AI sessions across models, tools, agents, and infrastructure — and understand where performance, cost, and failures accumulate. Traditional observability was built around requests. A request comes in. A service processes it. A response goes out. You trace what happened in between.…
AI models, agents, and MCP servers are showing up across every team, cloud, and gateway in the enterprise, with no central place platform teams can trust to know what exists. We're announcing the evolution of Kong Catalog (formerly Service Catalog), extending the discovery, documentation,…
New AI cost management capabilities help organizations price, attribute, plan, control, and optimize AI spend across models, applications, teams, and agents. AI is getting easier to build with. Paying for it is getting harder to manage. As organizations move from AI experiments to production…
AI agents are only as useful as the tools and information they can access. MCP has made connecting agents to those resources easier than ever. But as agents gain access to more of the enterprise, a new challenge emerges: how do you expand what an agent can access without overwhelming the model with…
Kong Identity can now securely broker downstream credentials for AI agents, giving them access to the systems they need without putting those credentials in the agents themselves. AI agents are getting access to more of the enterprise. An engineering agent might need GitHub and Jira. A support…
Give AI agents a governed way to discover and consume the models, MCP servers, agents, tools, resources, and skills they need — without manually wiring every connection. AI agents are becoming more capable. And as they do, they need access to more of the enterprise. A coding agent might need a…
Kong Webhook Engine turns business events into triggers for applications and AI agents — connecting what happens in the business to what happens next. Most AI agent interactions today start with an explicit request. A user sends a prompt. An application invokes an agent. A workflow calls one. The…