Latitude has raised $35.0M in a Series A round, a notable bet on the messy reality of AI agents. The open-source observability platform is built for developers who need to see what’s actually breaking in their agents-not just hope they work-using issue detection to spot failures and automatic evals to speed up fixes.
The funding arrives as AI agents move from demos to production, where debugging becomes the bottleneck. Latitude’s pitch is straightforward: give engineers the tools to catch problems fast, rather than sifting through logs. The round’s backers weren’t disclosed, but the capital gives the company runway to push deeper into a space that’s getting crowded with monitoring tools.
