DXC and LangChain Expand OASIS AI Agents for IT Operations

Oct 13, 2026
DXC and LangChain are expanding OASIS with tools for building, evaluating and monitoring AI agents in critical IT environments.

DXC Technology and LangChain announced a partnership in a press release to expand governed AI agents for critical enterprise IT operations. DXC is using LangChain's LangGraph framework and licensing LangSmith for its OASIS orchestration platform.

LangGraph provides agent orchestration, state management and workflows that involve human review. LangSmith supports agent development, evaluation and monitoring. OASIS can pause sensitive actions for approval and trace agent decisions, tool calls and results.

DXC says OASIS is operating in production and scaling toward 125 customer environments. Across more than 500 measured use cases, the company reports an average reduction of 95% in resolution time and diagnostic accuracy of at least 92% when compared with assessments from senior engineers.

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