Every enterprise has years of MuleSoft investment powering critical business processes - but the arrival of LLMs, MCP, and A2A traffic raises a hard question: do you bolt on a new stack, or extend the platform you already trust?

This first session in The Agentic Enterprise Series starts from the platform you already have and asks what changes when LLMs, MCP, and A2A traffic enter the picture. We’ll look at how Omni Gateway extends familiar API-led governance to AI model traffic, giving teams a single, stable entry point for consuming multiple models while keeping provider credentials, routing decisions, and cost and safety controls centralized behind the gateway. Expect a working demo that ties these ideas together, showing how a common enforcement point lets consumers use AI capabilities without needing to understand or manage individual providers directly.

We’ll cover:

• Why AI traffic needs the same governance discipline as your existing APIs - and why a separate, parallel stack creates more risk, not less
  
• Omni Gateway as the single entry point for consuming multiple LLM providers
  
• Centralizing provider credentials, routing, and cost and safety controls behind the gateway
  
• A working demo - consumers using AI capabilities without touching provider-specific complexity
  
• Setting the foundation for what’s next - how a governed entry point sets up discovery and orchestration in Sessions 2 and 3
  

Join us to see how the gateway you already run can become the control point for your AI strategy, and to connect with the MuleSoft community asking the same questions.