For internal-tooling and ops teams, Dust is a no-code agent-building platform that connects AI agents to a company's internal data and tools, with an API and SDK so developers can extend and deploy them into existing workflows.
Presence & Market Position
#6 of 20
Orchestrators & Agentic Workflow
▼ 14 60-day move
Measures earned, engagement-weighted share of voice across the GTM voices panel. Methodology →
Dust positions itself as a no-code platform for wiring AI agents into a company's internal data and tools, framing its category as "multi-player AI for human-agent collaboration" — the shift from one person running an assistant to networks of agents working across a team's existing systems. That framing shows up in partner integration launches and enterprise deployment write-ups. Presence in GTM conversation is rising: Dust turns up repeatedly in practitioner stack breakdowns and tool inventories, grouped alongside orchestration and context-graph tools as something teams already pay for. It surfaces in AI-native operator training curricula, in build-log walkthroughs of production agent setups, and in the broader debate over which vendors are claiming the agent layer of the stack.
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Business Profile
Dust was founded in Paris in 2023 by Gabriel Hubert and Stanislas Polu and has grown to roughly 143 people, building a platform that wires AI agents into a company's own tools and data. A May 2026 funding round brought in Snowflake Ventures and Datadog as investors, with Datadog also a customer, built around the thesis that AI at work is still single-player: gains stay trapped inside one person's tool instance instead of compounding across a team. The company targets AI operators, meaning ops, support, and marketing roles running agents directly, rather than the consultants or forward-deployed engineering teams that usually carry enterprise agent rollouts.
Agent Readiness
Measures how easily your agents can build on it — API, MCP, CLI, SDK, docs depth. Methodology →
Dust ships a public API and SDK covering agent configurations, conversations, data sources, tools, triggers, and skills, letting developers build and call agents programmatically rather than only through the workspace UI. Its MCP support runs both directions: external MCP servers can be added into Dust as tools, and a workspace can expose itself as a remote MCP server so compatible clients can reach Dust agents from other applications.
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