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Selector Foundry brings AI agents to network ops
Selector AI launches a platform that uses AI agents to automatically detect and fix network problems in real time, eliminating the need for human intervention.
In brief
Selector AI launches a platform that uses AI agents to automatically detect and fix network problems in real time, eliminating the need for human intervention. Agentic NetOps automates network fault resolution using AI that learns from telemetry data and takes corrective action without human involvement, reducing…
AI demands strain network infrastructure
Growing AI applications and data are pushing networks to their limits. Networks must now resolve faults and configuration issues rapidly without human help.
Meet agentic NetOps
Agentic NetOps uses AI to automate network responses by analyzing telemetry data and root causes in real time. It's the evolution from manual fixes to fully automated remediation.
Why networks can't afford human errors
A single misconfiguration can cascade across an entire network. Downtime costs are rising, security risks are growing, and infrastructure must respond faster than humans can.
“A single incorrect configuration has a huge ripple effect.”
Selector launches Foundry platform
Selector AI released Selector Foundry this week, a development platform that lets engineers build AI agents to correlate network signals and recommend fixes across multivendor environments.
Full-stack observability in one place
Foundry pulls telemetry from network devices, management software, and MCP tools into a single model. A reasoning layer then detects anomalies, diagnoses root causes, and suggests fixes.
Agents that take action
Selector's agents don't just identify problems, they fix them. The platform includes agents for reasoning, root-cause correlation, and incident management, plus integrations with ServiceNow, PagerDuty, Slack, Teams, and Jira.
“Selector's agents do more than find the problems, they take action!”
The deterministic challenge
Unlike most AI tools that use probability, Agentic NetOps must be deterministic because networks cannot fail. This makes building multi-step automation in hybrid environments extremely difficult.
What true Agentic NetOps requires
Organizations need a detailed platform to collect and analyze data from multiple network layers and sources. It must integrate data, agents, and correlation tools to drive both root-cause analytics and automated resolution.
From reactive to proactive management
Agentic NetOps shifts teams from responding to problems after they happen to preventing them before they start. This requires moving from manual oversight to autonomous, governed execution.
Measurable ROI from faster fixes
The return on investment is direct: solve errors faster, boost team productivity, and cut costs by reducing downtime. Selector's platform combines observability, root-cause analytics, and orchestration in one solution.
The one thing
Agentic NetOps automates network fault resolution using AI that learns from telemetry data and takes corrective action without human involvement, reducing downtime and errors.



