Camunda Blog
Jun 10, 2026
Key Principles in Designing Agents for Production – Part III: Design Principles for Agent Tooling
Understand exactly how to design and implement an agent's tools for a full picture of Camunda agentic design.
By Niall Deehan
Jun 5, 2026
Launch AI Agents Faster, Expose Processes as MCP Tools, and Configure Faster with Camunda 8.10.0-alpha1
What's new in Camunda 8.10.0-alpha1: the Processes MCP Server, a Camunda-provided LLM, native ABBYY support, and a smarter variable viewer in Operate.
Jun 3, 2026
Key Principles in Designing Agents for Production – Part II: Design Principles for Camunda Agents
Explore the best practices for designing agents, from choosing your LLM to crafting an effective system prompt.
By Niall Deehan
Jun 2, 2026
Run Your First AI Agent in Minutes with Camunda Provided LLM
Camunda Provided LLM removes the setup barriers so you can deploy and run your first AI Agent in minutes — no API keys, no cloud accounts, no surprises.
By Peter Bojtos
May 29, 2026
Key Principles in Designing Agents for Production – Part I: Camunda's Agent Architecture Fundamentals
Take a look at our journey toward designing and building agentic orchestration at Camunda.
By Niall Deehan
May 19, 2026
Test Drive Your Customer Support (CS) Transformation: An AI Playground Built on Camunda
Camunda’s Solution Blueprints are deliberately not turnkey products—accelerate your development without getting locked into a rigid structure.
By Joyce Johnson, Tobias Conz
May 6, 2026
From Pilots to Production: How Real Organizations Are Breaking Through the Automation Ceiling at CamundaCon 2026
How do you move from fragmented AI experiments and pilots to measurable, governed business outcomes? Find out at CamundaCon 2026, the Agentic Orchestration Conference.
Apr 23, 2026
The Case for a Central Business Orchestration Layer—Without Recentralizing Your Architecture
Your business orchestration layer is the difference between chaos and extracting value from introducing AI to core business processes.
Apr 21, 2026
Move Subrogation Upstream in Insurance Claims With Agentic Orchestration
We don’t think any carrier deliberately misses recoveries. The miss is structural, due to a high volume of complex claims spread across multiple tools and screens. Anyone could easily miss the opportunity. In many organizations, subrogation is still treated as a downstream review after the claim is adjusted and payments go out. By the time recovery looks at the file, the evidence has cooled, and witnesses are harder to reach, so you’re likely to miss capturing necessary data to make a defensible recovery. Plus, your leverage with counterparties is significantly lower when the file is already heading to closure. That late identification shows up in three key places: Claims leakageThe carrier pays more than its fair share when responsibility isn’t…
By Shane Ernest, Dan Kies
