Scuba raises $34M to build a shared memory hub for humans and AI agents
AI summary
Scuba, which is building a "context engine" designed to serve as a shared memory hub for human workers and AI agents, has raised $34 million across pre-seed and seed rounds, according to Alex Konrad of Upstarts Media. Investors include Accel, IVP and startup CEOs such as Stripe's Patrick Collison. The company was founded by Noah Desai Weiss and Dolapo Falola.
In-depth insight
Shared memory across tools and sessions remains a weak point in human-agent collaboration, so the round signals investor appetite for a "context layer" as infrastructure.