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CoreWeave adds deployment agent and read-only infrastructure access

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CoreWeave says its Mission Control Agent is available in preview through its Console. The agent identifies deployment bottlenecks, forecasts throughput under proposed fixes, applies a fix after approval and load-tests the result. CoreWeave also made Mission Control MCP generally available. The hosted, read-only server gives compatible AI clients access to metrics, logs, alerts, documentation and infrastructure state through an API token scoped to the customer's organization. The agent remains in preview, while the MCP server cannot make changes.
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