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Collate Launches Semantic Intelligence Graph to Help AI Understand Enterprise DataMENLO PARK, Calif., Feb. 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Collate, Inc., the semantic intelligence company, today launched powerful capabilities that give AI agents and other AI workflows a deep semantic understanding of enterprise data assets, relationships and context. By transforming metadata into a usable semantic graph, Collate grounds models in a shared understanding of enterprise data, building trust in AI outcomes and accelerating time-to-value. AI agents have a fundamental problem working with enterprise data. They don’t know how to apply the concepts in a natural language prompt to a database schema. They don’t know where the data lives or what exactly the user wants them to do with it. “Regional revenue,” for instance, can mean different things in different organizations. Without a semantic framework to guide it, the LLM will take its best guess. And all too often, it will guess wrong. Collate solves this problem by analyzing the organization’s data environment and building a standards-based semantics layer on top of its metadata, connecting important semantic concepts to specific data structures using OpenMetadata’s JSON schema extensions, an RDF-based graph, and ontologies. This makes enterprise data machine-readable, traversable, and usable by LLMs and agents, transforming AI initiatives from error-prone pilots to trusted production-ready systems. AI Studio creates customizable data agents and workflows Central to Collate’s new capabilities is the launch of AI Studio, which enables enterprises to build, deploy, customize, and tune AI agents to their unique data environments. AI Studio provides a suite of four pre-built AI agents and assistants to automate common data tasks:
Enterprises can use AI Studio to customize each agent, build new agents, or craft their own workflows to improve data integrity, enforce governance, or conduct routine inquiries. “Enterprises have no shortage of data to feed into their AI agents, but hat they are missing is shared context,” said Suresh Srinivas, CEO of Collate. “Metadata explains what the data is but not what it means. AI agents will confidently make up that meaning to fill the void. With semantic intelligence, we’re giving organizations a new foundation to build AI that’s grounded in shared definitions, ontologies and meaning, so they can trust the outcomes.” AI SDK extends semantic context to third-party applications Building on Collate’s existing support for Model Context Protocol (MCP), the new release also introduces an AI SDK that enables third-party developers to integrate Collate’s semantic intelligence into their external agentic workflows and applications using Python, Java, and TypeScript. For example, teams can build a GDPR or DSAR workflow that uses Collate’s semantics to identify sensitive data, trace lineage, and route requests to the right owners with the correct policy context. Developers can also integrate Collate context into engineering workflows, such as n8n and GitHub-based automations that evaluate which downstream dashboards, metrics, or models will be affected by a schema or transformation change before merging a pull request. Semantic intelligence improves agent accuracy “As enterprises deploy AI agents across analytics and operations, the biggest failure mode is rarely the model. It’s the lack of governed, shared meaning across data, including definitions, relationships, and policy context that humans assume but systems can’t reliably infer,” said Mike Ferguson, founder and CEO of Intelligent Business Strategies and Conference Chairman, Big Data London. “Semantic intelligence makes that meaning explicit and machine-readable, so agents can ground their work more consistently. That improves accuracy and enables safer automation.” The semantic intelligence platform built for enterprise AI To learn more about AI Studio, the AI SDK, and Collate’s Semantic Intelligence Platform, sign up for Collate’s March 5 webinar with Mike Ferguson, CEO of Intelligent Business Strategies and Conference Chairman, Big Data LDN About Collate Inc. Meghana Patnana
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