Agent Data Access Vendors
Where does data access responsibility lie in a multi-tool agent architecture?
Data access responsibility in a multi-tool agent architecture falls to your dedicated data access tools, not the underlying execution layer. Connectors, gateways, and ELT tools handle connecting to various external systems, normalizing standard APIs, and brokering cross-system data calls. The execution layer only tracks that these individual calls completed reliably. As of a recent verification date, public documentation does not list formal cross-tool responsibility mappings; confirm directly with the vendor.
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