LangChain Announces Open Agent Platform Powered by Arcade.dev

LangChain Announces Open Agent Platform Powered by Arcade.dev

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Sam Partee
MAY 14, 2025
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At the Interrupt Conference, LangChain unveiled a new agent platform that allows developers to build and share AI agents. The platform leverages Arcade.dev's support for Model Context Protocol (MCP) to enable agents to perform actions on behalf of users across hundreds of services.

Why This Matters:

  • Complete Agent Ecosystem: Developers can now build, share, and deploy AI agents through an intuitive platform with flexible hosting options
  • Powerful Action Capabilities: Thanks to Arcade.dev, agents can securely interact with hundreds of services including Google, Slack, Stripe, and Salesforce
  • Open Standards Support: Full compatibility with MCP ensures interoperability with any MCP server that supports HTTPS, creating an extensible foundation for agent development

How It Works:

The LangChain agent platform provides a versatile environment with streamlined agent creation and management through a new UI. Developers can choose between LangGraph cloud hosting or local development using LangGraph Studio.

By leveraging Arcade.dev's extensive library of integrations and first-class MCP support, the platform enables agents to securely interact with hundreds of external services while maintaining proper permissions.

Open Agent Platform ──▶ MCP Server (Arcade.dev) ──▶ 🔗 Connected Tools

Ongoing Collaboration:

Arcade and LangChain continue to work together to enhance the platform and advance community standards like MCP, ensuring the best possible experience for agent developers.

Availability:

If you're building an agent yourself, sign up today to use Arcade.dev's integration library!

If you're building on MCP, join the beta waitlist for our MCP gateway (which powers LangChain Open Agent Platform).

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