This startup raised $21 million to clean up the AI agent mess hitting companies
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A $21 million round for Opsin to police AI agents inside enterprises suggests agent sprawl and shadow orchestration are already pain points. Before you scale agents across workflows, define ownership, logging, and policy—otherwise you’ll be buying governance tooling under duress later.
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