LittleHorse Enterprises Unveils Saddle Command Center 1.3 with Business-as-Code Approach

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LAS VEGAS, Sept. 21, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- LittleHorse Enterprises, a company founded in 2022 by Colt McNealy, has announced a major new release of its Saddle Command Center, version 1.3. This update introduces a Business-as-Code approach, enabling business teams and engineers to work at a higher level of abstraction while creating and deploying AI applications. The platform provides an action layer that bridges business requirements and code, allowing organizations to orchestrate, stream, connect, and govern the agents and microservices that power modern applications.

Saddle Command Center 1.3 includes several new features designed to streamline the development process. These include easy AI agent creation, pre-built task workers and agent skills, a JavaScript SDK for developers, and a new free serverless offering for easy trial. The serverless trial is aimed at startups and teams looking to experiment, create new applications, and test ideas without the burden of setting up and managing infrastructure.

Leo Da Cunha, Chief Learning Systems Architect at Sejal Learning Systems, highlighted the benefits of the new platform.

The platform supports developers working in Java, Python, Go, and C#, with 1.3 adding a complete JavaScript SDK for those who prefer the language.

LittleHorse Saddle Command Center provides an end-to-end platform for implementing Business-as-Code, enabling organizations to translate business processes into executable workflows while maintaining alignment between business requirements and code. The platform offers the action layer needed to orchestrate, stream, connect, and govern agents, microservices, and events. This allows organizations to build cross-domain applications while managing the complexity of distributed systems and AI-powered workflows.

The company has been in production with enterprise customers for more than 18 months.

LittleHorse Enterprises offers a free open-source LittleHorse kernel, a QuickStart and other documentation, and a set of how-to instructional videos. The company also provides a free serverless trial environment for startups and teams to experiment and test ideas. LittleHorse Professional Services can conduct a Business-as-Code Workshop for teams and architect and create solutions for customers.

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