SRE.ai Raises $7.2M to Offer DevOps AI Agents for Enterprises

SRE.ai, a Y Combinator alum, has raised $7.2M in a seed round led by Salesforce Ventures and Crane Venture Partners. The company offers natural language AI agents for complex enterprise DevOps workflows, aiming to bridge the gap between infrastructure tooling for engineers and non-engineers. The tool works across multiple platforms and avoids issues like metadata conflicts. Competitors include Copado, Gersetm, and Flosum.

SRE.ai, a startup incubated by Y Combinator, has recently secured a $7.2M seed round led by Salesforce Ventures and Crane Venture Partners. The funding will support the development and expansion of SRE.ai's natural language AI agents designed to automate complex enterprise DevOps workflows.

Edward Aryee, the company's CTO, and co-founder Raj Kadiyala, CEO, launched SRE.ai after identifying the divide between the infrastructure tooling available at Google Research and DeepMind and what other engineers faced. They observed that non-engineers often struggled with tasks such as resolving metadata conflicts, leading them to found SRE.ai to offer more modern tools to enterprises.

SRE.ai's platform automates DevOps workflows such as continuous integration and testing, providing context-driven, chat-like experiences that work across various platforms including AWS, GCP, Azure, and ServiceNow. The company aims to help enterprises move faster and avoid issues like metadata merge conflicts.

The company officially emerged from stealth on August 20, 2025, and has already gained early traction. SRE.ai's onboarding process involves automatically connecting its tools with a user's integrations, which can then be customized for specific needs. The platform also includes AI agents that monitor in the background to flag issues and offer solutions, allowing human IT teams to focus on more strategic tasks.

The seed round was oversubscribed, reflecting high conviction among investors. The funds will be used to hire AI engineers and Salesforce experts to support new customers and extend the platform's features.

SRE.ai's competitors include Copado, Gersetm, and Flosum, but it stands out by offering a platform that works across multiple cloud providers and enterprise applications.

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