Autoheal, a startup founded by engineers who built the DevOps platform at Harness, raised a $7.9M seed round led by Innovation Endeavors for software that runs AI agents on the work that follows coding, including incident response, fixing security vulnerabilities, and controlling what companies spend on AI coding tools. The agents run inside a company’s own cloud rather than on individual engineers’ laptops and draw on a shared map of its code, services, tickets, and releases. One agent scores every run against what actually happened next, and another turns weak scores into proposed fixes that go to engineers as pull requests to approve. Nomura and AvidXchange already use it for incident response.
