Raindrop, which develops tech for monitoring AI agents to catch failures such as hallucinations and tool misuse, raised a $35M Series A led by CRV (Chris Metinko/Axios)
Raindrop says agent monitoring is becoming production infrastructure, and investors just put $35 million behind it.
The Series A was led by CRV, according to Chris Metinko at Axios. Co-founders Zubin Koticha and Ben Hylak told Axios Pro the company monitors AI agents for failures including hallucinations and tool misuse. Raindrop also announced a new product, Raindrop Simulations, and says it has now raised $50 million total. Techmeme's note
The Series A was led by CRV, according to Chris Metinko at Axios. Co-founders Zubin Koticha and Ben Hylak told Axios Pro the company monitors AI agents for failures including hallucinations and tool misuse. Raindrop also announced a new product, Raindrop Simulations, and says it has now raised $50 million total. Techmeme's note
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