Arazzo Emerges as the New Standard for Orchestrating API Workflows in an AI-Driven Era
As artificial intelligence agents accelerate demand for API interactions, a new standard called Arazzo is taking shape to enable structured, reliable automation workflows that move past the limitations of UI-based approaches.
The rise of AI agents has triggered an explosion in API consumption, creating pressure for standardized approaches to workflow management and dependable automation. According to Frank Kilcommins, principal API technical evangelist at SmartBear, emerging standards such as Arazzo are being developed to establish clear frameworks for these workflows. The goal is to allow AI agents to interact with APIs in a way that is both effective and deterministic, transcending the fragility inherent in automation built on user interface interactions. Kilcommins outlines the diverse applications for Arazzo and explains its significance to the industry.
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Source: The New Stack