Agent Vault
I love seeing products that stop obsessing over the model itself and start solving the actual operational mess that comes when you let your AI agents out into the wild. Every founder I talk to these days is either building an agent or racing to deploy one, and the chasm between a cool demo and something that holds up in production is filled with missing pieces. That's the gap Agent Vault wants to live in.
The name alone makes me think of secrets management, access control, credential handling. That's boring, but it's also the unglamorous stuff that separates a toy from a business cornerstone. If you're handing your agents any kind of real capability, you need a vault. I want to see how deep they go on the security angle, because that's where enterprise buyers are going to get serious.
I wouldn't bet against the infrastructure play here. The models are getting commoditized, the distribution might be won by whoever does the best go-to-market, but the layer that makes agents trustworthy and manageable is going to be massive. Give me more product details, give me the stack, and tell me who's already paying for it. That's the noise I want to hear.