@omarsar0: Cost is the right first target for agent infrastructure. An agent can pay for search, scraping, model access, or email …
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Sapiom raises $35M Series A to reduce agent infrastructure costs, launching three products: a cost-aware model router, Agent Studio for building agents, and a runtime with typed step graphs and full traces.
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Cost is the right first target for agent infrastructure.
An agent can pay for search, scraping, model access, or email mid-run through one interface.
Congrats @sapiom on the $35M Series A.
They shipped three products: a cost-aware model Router, Agent Studio for building, and a Runtime with typed step graphs and full traces.
Ilan Zerbib (@i_zerbib): @sapiom just raised a $35 million Series A from @dragonfly_xyz , @Accel , @AnthropicAI and others to help unlock the next trillion agents.
The first thing we’re tackling is cost.
To make that happen, we are launching three new products today at
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