Oracle launches Fusion Claw, an IA agent execution engine, and its first agent applications for the supply chain

Announced at Oracle AI World, Fusion Claw allows Fusion application agents to perform long and complex tasks within the licensing limits set by the company. Three supply chain applications open it.

At its Oracle AI World conference in Las Vegas on October 26, Oracle presented Fusion Claw, a framed execution environment for the agent applications of its Fusion Cloud suite. It should allow agents to conduct specialist level work (in-depth research, calculations, simulation, modelling) over long periods of time, replanning along the water, while remaining within the permissions and controls defined by the organisation.

First three applications for the supply chain

In the Supply Chain & Manufacturing module, the Supply Planning Allocation application compares scenarios of distribution of rare materials and capabilities between competing applications; Shipment Load Planning seeks to consolidate shipments to reduce transportation costs; Procurement Spend analyses purchases to detect out-of-contract expenses and quantify possible savings. In all cases, plans are subject to human validation before implementation.

These tools are based on Oracle AI Agent Studio, which allows customers to create their own agentic applications with or without code, and integrate supervision, return on investment measurement and safeguards. Rather than a new model, Oracle relies on a governed execution framework based on data already present in its management software.