The Agent Control Plane is a system I designed and built at Lyzr that brings real deployment discipline to AI agents across clouds. It gives an organization one place to register, deploy, govern, and call its agents: an agent registry, managed credentials, and a gateway that lets any application invoke any agent on any cloud with a single token.
Agents are defined by one manifest in their repo and ship through one pipeline, with keyless sign-in to each cloud and no stored cloud keys. The same agent deploys to the native agent runtimes on AWS and Google Cloud today, with Azure as the next leg. Promotion moves a pinned build through dev, staging, and production with enforced approval gates, an audit trail, and a kill switch.
Microsoft independently published the same pattern as a reference architecture for its own cloud ("CI/CD for AI Agents on Microsoft Foundry", May 2026). The control plane implements that architecture across hyperscalers and runs live today; the same agent code answers from AWS and Google Cloud off one push. The system is the subject of my "CI/CD for AI Agents" session in the Lyzr Workshop Series.