Galileo Joins AWS Marketplace's New AI Agents and Tools Category as Launch Partner

The enterprise AI agent market has a reliability problem. While companies rush to deploy agentic workflows, most lack the evaluation infrastructure to ensure these agents perform consistently in production. Today, we're addressing this gap by joining AWS Marketplace's newly launched AI Agents and Tools category as a founding launch partner.

As one of the first companies selected for AWS's new marketplace category, Galileo brings production-grade agent evaluation capabilities directly to enterprise AWS environments. This partnership comes as AWS announces the new category, recognizing the critical need for specialized tools in the rapidly expanding agent ecosystem.

Streamlined Access to Agent Reliability

The integration eliminates procurement friction that typically delays AI evaluation deployments by months. Enterprise customers can now discover, purchase, and deploy Galileo's Agent Reliability Platform through their existing AWS accounts, using familiar billing and compliance processes. This dramatically reduces the time from evaluation to production monitoring.

For organizations building multi-agent systems, this means faster access to the evaluation infrastructure needed to validate agent performance before customer-facing deployments. Rather than navigating complex vendor negotiations, teams can now provision agent monitoring capabilities within their existing AWS workflows.

Production-Ready Agent Evaluation

Galileo's Agent Reliability Platform addresses the unique challenges of evaluating agentic AI systems in production environments. Unlike traditional ML monitoring tools, our platform evaluates agent reasoning chains, tool usage accuracy, and multi-step decision-making processes that define modern AI agents.

The platform provides real-time monitoring for agent hallucinations, tracks task completion rates across complex workflows, and validates that agents maintain context throughout extended interactions. This evaluation infrastructure becomes critical as organizations move beyond simple chatbots to agents that execute business-critical processes (something we've seen accelerate significantly since late 2024).

Organizations deploying production agents now understand they need evaluation infrastructure from day one, not as an afterthought when issues arise in customer interactions.

AWS's decision to create a dedicated AI Agents and Tools category signals that the market has moved beyond experimental agentic workflows to production-scale deployments requiring specialized tooling and evaluation frameworks.

Explore Galileo's Agent Reliability Platform in the new AWS Marketplace AI Agents and Tools category.