Sycamore Raises $65M Seed to Build the Trusted Agent Operating System for the Enterprise

San Francisco, CA — March 19, 2026 — Sycamore, the trusted agent operating system for the enterprise, today announced $65 million in seed funding to build the infrastructure layer that enables organizations to deploy autonomous AI agents with confidence.

The round was led by [Lead Investor], with participation from [Investor 2], [Investor 3], and prominent angel investors including [names]. The funding will be used to scale the engineering team and accelerate product development.

The problem

Enterprises are eager to adopt AI agents but lack the systems to deploy them safely. Current approaches bolt security and governance onto existing frameworks as an afterthought, leaving organizations exposed to uncontrolled agent behavior, data leakage, and compliance risk.

The solution

Sycamore provides a complete operating system for enterprise AI agents — from trust and governance to orchestration and continuous learning. Agents earn autonomy through demonstrated reliability, progressing from observation to action. Every operation is isolated, auditable, and governed by default.

“The AI agent revolution will not be led by the most powerful models — it will be led by the organizations that can deploy them safely,” said Sri Viswanath, co-founder and CEO of Sycamore and former CTO of Atlassian. “Sycamore is the trust layer that makes that possible.”

The team

Sycamore was founded by Sri Viswanath, former CTO of Atlassian, and Anand Chowdhary, serial entrepreneur and engineer. The founding team brings deep experience building developer platforms, enterprise infrastructure, and intelligent systems at scale.

The company is hiring across engineering, research, and design. Open roles are listed at sycamore.ag/careers.