Joget Introduces No-Code AI Agent Builder on DX 9 Platform

October 28, 2025
Joget Inc. has launched the AI Agent Builder, a no-code tool within its Joget DX 9 platform that lets teams create and deploy autonomous agents for business tasks across HR, procurement, and customer service.

Joget Inc. has released the Joget AI Agent Builder as part of its Joget DX 9 platform, announced in a press release. The no-code tool enables users across departments to create, test, and deploy autonomous agents that execute business tasks under human oversight.

The AI Agent Builder allows both technical and non-technical teams to automate processes such as HR onboarding, customer support, and supply chain monitoring without writing code. Agents are built visually and embedded directly into existing Joget workflows, maintaining human approval for key actions.

This release expands the Joget Intelligence suite, which also includes AI Designer for app creation, AI Assistant for in-app guidance, and AI Bundle with pre-built tools. The company says the platform integrates agentic AI capabilities with governance controls to ensure transparency and compliance in enterprise automation.

The announcement follows industry forecasts predicting that by 2028, one-third of enterprise software applications will include agentic AI capabilities, reflecting a growing demand for autonomous yet governed AI systems in business operations.

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