Xpander raises $7.5M to unify AI agent stacks and avoid vendor lock-in
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-08-18
Xpander has raised $7.5M to help businesses become AI-native without vendor lock-in, addressing the fragmentation across dozens of point solutions. Its model allows publishing an agent once and letting authorized coworkers invoke it under their own permissions. Users can task Omni with building an agent in plain language or build their own using frameworks like LangChain or Strands. Either way, agents land in the same runtime for unified memory, deployment, permissions, observability, and tool access.
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