Scuba emerges from stealth with $34M for team shared context engine
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-14
Scuba, a "shared context engine" for teams and their AI agents, is coming out of stealth alongside a $34M funding round.
The product captures and shares context so both people and agents stay aligned as teams move faster — pitching itself as the memory layer for human-agent collaboration.
Related event: Ex-Slack execs launch AI context engine Scuba with $34M(3 posts)→
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