MuleSoft Omni pairs an AI-powered assistant with one place to manage your portfolio. The assistant helps you connect and tune integrations across your ecosystem. It shows how agents, APIs, gateways, MCP servers, and LLMs fit together, where to apply governance, and how to act on performance and cost signals. Omni walks you through setup so you keep integrations compliant and visible without switching tools.
Omni centers the UI on the jobs you do. Under Portfolio in the left navigation, you get a catalog for each asset type you manage: agents, MCP servers, LLMs, APIs, and gateways. For each asset, you move through overview, instances, governance, and observability on one path. Cross-cutting governance and monitoring sit under Governance and Observability. Environment-wide controls sit under Platform.
Portfolio, Governance, Observability, and Platform are the four areas where you work with your portfolio.
From sign-in through Home and your catalogs, you open each asset and use its detail tabs in one place.
This walkthrough follows the path you take in Omni so you can grow and tune your AI portfolio across agents, APIs, gateways, MCP servers, and LLMs.
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Signing in
Sign in to Omni with your credentials. You land on Home.
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Opening catalogs
Under Portfolio in the main navigation, open the catalog you need: Agents, MCP Servers, LLMs, APIs, or Gateways.
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Opening an asset and using Overview
The catalog lists assets in a clear layout. Select one to open its detail page. Start on Overview for a summary and portfolio context. Graphs and fields differ by asset type.
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Reviewing instances and deployments
On Agents, MCP Servers, LLMs, and APIs, open the Instances tab to review deployments, environment, version, status, gateway protection, and configuration or endpoint detail for that type. Gateways don’t include an Instances tab.
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Checking performance
On Monitoring, review live metrics such as latency, invocation counts, and error rates when Omni shows runtime data. What you see depends on how gateways expose the asset.
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Managing policies and governance
On the Policies tab, review which governance policies apply and adjust runtime policy where Omni lets you. For gateways, use Governance instead.
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Reading conformance
On Agents, APIs, and MCP Servers, open Conformance Report for rule-level compliance, violations, warnings, and conformance status. For gateways, use Governance.
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Reviewing versions
Open Versions when you need change history for the asset.
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Getting help or sharing feedback
Send feedback to the support team or open Help & Support for documentation and contact options.
The left navigation groups work into Portfolio, Governance, Observability, and Platform.
Portfolio lists your AI portfolio in five catalogs: Agents, MCP Servers, LLMs, APIs, and Gateways. Browse each list, compare performance and cost, inspect configuration, and trace how assets connect. In any catalog, select Add to register or connect another asset of that type. Omni guides you through the flow so the new entry appears with the rest of your portfolio and you can govern and observe it the same way.
Each catalog targets one asset type:
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Agents: task-focused runtimes. Inspect status, cost, latency, skills, and related detail.
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MCP Servers: Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoints that agents and tools call for context and capabilities.
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LLMs: model connections your flows depend on.
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APIs: APIs you integrate across agents and services.
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Gateways: gateways that front traffic where Omni applies routing, policies, and focused monitoring.
Use Governance for compliance, security, and spend discipline. Open Cost Management and Governance Strategies to steer budgets and policy posture. Apply and manage policies across APIs, agents, and related portfolio assets so you meet requirements and protect data. Track compliance with reports and rule analysis, close gaps, and stay audit-ready. Where Omni supports automation, use it to keep policy rollout consistent across instances.
Use Observability for runtime health and day-to-day operations. Open Dashboards, Reports, and Notifications to watch latency, throughput, errors, and related signals, including gateway-focused views when Omni provides them. Investigate incidents, troubleshoot slowdowns, and compare what you see in operations with governance reporting as you assess production behavior.
Platform includes environment-wide tools and settings, including Providers. Configure how Omni connects to external systems and supporting services for agents, APIs, MCP servers, and LLMs. Adjust options so Omni matches how your organization integrates and operates.