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WSO2 at AGNTCon + MCPCon North America: Agent governance takes center stage

AGNTCon + MCPCon North America brought the open agentic AI community to San Jose on October 22 and 23. The Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) reported more than 4,300 registrations from over 1,500 organizations, its largest event to date.

The crowd ranged from startups reinventing legacy industries with agents to enterprises scaling AI programs already in production. Size didn't change the question many teams brought to our booth: now that agents work, how do we run them in a way the business can trust?

WSO2 joined as both a speaker and a sponsor.

WSO2 Changelog

  • 10 Nov, 2026

Sub-Organization Agent Support

Introduces support for sub-organization agents as first-class identities, with enhanced agent management, authentication, and delegation capabilities.

WSO2 Changelog

  • 10 Nov, 2026

Enhanced organization authentication in B2B SaaS applications

Asgardeo now supports a new and improved authentication model for B2B and organization scenarios, enabling a more native and organization-aware login experience by reducing redirections and simplifying the overall authentication flow. It also includes:

WSO2 Changelog

  • 10 Nov, 2026

Delegation support and other improvements on token exchange grant

Introduces delegation support in the token exchange grant as defined in RFC 8693 (OAuth 2.0 Token Exchange), with 2 other improvements to the flow.

WSO2 Changelog

  • 10 Nov, 2026

Flow extensions support for password recovery and invited user registration flows

Administrators can now extend the password recovery and invite user registration flows with flow extensions, allowing external services to be invoked at defined points in these flows to run custom logic. Identity claims can now be written from flow extensions, while a defined set of claims remains restricted from being written.

Documentation:

What Is an API Gateway? Fundamentals, Benefits, and Future Trends

An API gateway is a core building block of production-ready APIs. Many developers new to building and deploying APIs still don’t fully understand what one does. At its simplest, an API gateway is a single entry point that receives API traffic and routes it to backend services, while taking care of security, traffic management, and scale. This whitepaper explains how API gateways work, from request routing and authentication to rate limiting, load balancing, and response processing.

The Token Economy: Strategies for Cost-Efficient AI Scaling

Hardcoded API keys and direct connections to AI providers work for prototypes, but they break down in production. Costs become hard to predict, performance issues are hard to trace, and switching models means rewriting code. This whitepaper argues that AI models should be treated like any other upstream service and managed centrally through an AI gateway. It explains why traditional request-based rate limiting doesn’t work for LLM traffic and how token-based limits keep spending in check. It also shows how semantic caching cuts costs and latency by reusing answers to similar questions.

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