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Matt Henderson
Today, we’re thrilled to publicly launch Phoebe and announce $17M in seed funding, in rounds led by GV and Cherry Ventures. We are building the immune system for software: An AI agent platform that continuously investigates live data, diagnoses emerging issues and generates preemptive fixes. As AI accelerates how software is built, reliability must keep pace. Phoebe started with faster troubleshooting, and our aim is to prevent the overwhelming majority of emergent problems before becoming customer-impacting failures. Huge thanks to the hundreds of early users at customers such as Trainline and PPRO. Thanks to our investors, including 20 CTOs and tech veterans joining as angels. And of course, thanks to the small and mighty Phoebe team! This is just the beginning! 🚀 Shoutout to Mark Kleinman at Sky News for breaking the news this morning (linked in the comments) Some of the many backers we're grateful for 🤗 🙏 GV (Google Ventures), Cherry Ventures, Anthony Danon, Carmen Alfonso Rico 🍫, William Gaybrick, Shola Akinlade, Yaron Shaer, Christian Dorffer, Tom Stafford, Thomas Wolf, Andrew Tan, Victor Riparbelli, Harsh Sinha, Jeanne DeWitt Grosser and more
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Ashu Singhal
Excited to introduce Compose, Benchling’s latest AI agent. The lab notebook of the future should free scientists from the burden of manually documenting everything they do. That’s why we built Compose, a chat-based agent that helps scientists turn files, protocols, handwritten notes, and more into experiment entries in seconds. AI agents will transform how science is done, but that needs to start with automating the busywork scientists are drowning in today. Compose is just one of the agents we’re building to help scientists get back to doing science. #BenchlingAI
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Kison Patel
How is AI changing Corp Dev? I sat down with Hilary Shirazi, Head of Corp Dev at Notion, to find out. We had a great conversation at the Notion HQ in San Francisco. We covered what it takes to run M&A in a high-growth environment: how to build a deal thesis, manage the full process, and use AI to rethink how deals get done. You know my favorite part of this interview? We talked about alignment on integration before LOI. Bringing in the other team, and listening to what they need to be successful. One of the best strategies for leading integration that I’ve heard in a long time. If you’re leading deals at a tech company, this episode is loaded with insights you won’t want to miss. Dropping soon on M&A Science. #BuyerLedMA #MAScience #MergersAndAcquisitions #CorpDev
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Matt Klein
As we work with more and more customers at bitdrift, one of the biggest usability problems that customers face that is inherent in real-time observability is the difficulty of understanding whether workflows (the finite state machines we send to clients) are actually going to match the expected event sequence once deployed. It is extremely frustrating to deploy a workflow only to have no matches due to a typo or not fully understanding the shape of logs that are actually generated on the device. Enter the workflow debugger. This is the culmination of a ton of work, tying together our various systems into a unified real-time debugging experience driven directly from the browser. Just watch the video. Your 🧠 will explode. Shipping shortly. 🚀
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