Heavybit, Hyperwise VC, and tech luminaries bet on Kubiya as AI Teammates builds traction with developers and engineering teams at companies like A+E and Morse
PALO ALTO, Calif., August 20, 2024--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kubiya, the leading Conversational AI solution for DevOps teams, has closed its $12 million seed round with a $6 million extension of equity and debt financing and launched a paradigm-breaking new platform, AI Teammates, that enables true delegation of complex tasks to digital colleagues through organic, human-like conversations.
Already, thousands of developers, including engineering teams from large enterprises to mature startups like A+E Networks and Morse, are confidently delegating critical tasks in production to Kubiya's AI Teammates.
Traditional automation often requires extensive planning, coding, and maintenance, challenging the time-to-automation paradox. In contrast, Kubiya's AI Teammates leverage a full-stack AI, infrastructure as code, and LLMs to offer fluid, adaptable, and scalable automation. They seamlessly integrate into current organizational processes and platforms without the need for exhaustive planning, fostering genuine teamwork. The true value of Kubiya's AI Teammates is their ability to allow users to delegate tasks, enhancing autonomy, predictability, and efficiency. Their interactive nature enables a bi-directional exchange between operators and users, dynamically adjusting to the evolving needs of the business. This ensures a predictable and scalable automation solution.
"What Kubiya has done is allow us to really do end-to-end automation by writing code in just simple English language. It has helped us to automate a part of our escalation management system which was not possible before," said Neeraj Mendiratta, VP of platform engineering at A+E Networks. "Kubiya has really helped us to drive a lot of efficiency and reduce the time for us to fix failures. We can't wait to see how we can expand this in other areas."
By reducing the time-to-automation to a casual English sentence, operations teams can delegate the undifferentiated heavy-lifting roles such as solving Jira queues, allowing for self-service infrastructure, managing CICD pipelines, handling elevated permissions, self-healing systems, and much more.
"If fully automating a process were as simple as asking a colleague to take on a task, delegating with trust that it would be completed in a predictable, controllable, and auditable manner, then almost anything could be automated," weighed in Kubiya co-founder and CEO Amit Eyal Govirin. "What we have done at Kubiya is change the form factor of automation into delegation."