Founder of a listed tool

Vikram Chatterji

Galileo co-founder/former CEO; current Cisco product leader, named behind the Galileo API + MCP listing on Anchor Terminal.

Vikram Chatterji

Galileo co-founder/former CEO; current Cisco product leader

Vikram Chatterji co-founded Galileo, an AI agent observability and evaluation platform, and was its CEO; after Cisco acquired Galileo he became a product leader at Cisco. Before Galileo he spent a decade leading product management at Google AI, where he worked on BERT models and his team built early language-model applications.

What Vikram builds

Works with

  • Atindriyo Sanyal Galileo co-founder; Cisco Senior Director of Engineering (indexed own profile)
  • Yash Sheth Galileo co-founder and CTO

Questions

Who is Vikram Chatterji?

Vikram Chatterji co-founded Galileo, an AI agent observability and evaluation platform, and was its CEO; after Cisco acquired Galileo he became a product leader at Cisco. Before Galileo he spent a decade leading product management at Google AI, where he worked on BERT models and his team built early language-model applications.

What does Galileo (now Splunk Agent Observability, Cisco) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Galileo API + MCP from Galileo (now Splunk Agent Observability, Cisco). Hosted tracing, evaluation metrics and guardrails for LLM apps and agents, with a REST API, Python and TypeScript SDKs and an 8-tool MCP server in preview.

How are Vikram's tools graded?

Galileo API + MCP is graded D, 47.9 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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