AgentWeb lands YC W27 spot building endpoints that let AI agents operate any site
damnGruz · x · 2026-11-16
AgentWeb, a startup building dedicated API endpoints for AI agents, announced its acceptance into the Y Combinator W27 batch. The founders say the company traces back to a February DM with YC partner @agupta, who is now their investor.
The startup tackles slow, friction-heavy web usage by agents: it builds endpoints—including for sites behind logins like LinkedIn, Crunchbase, and Amazon—that let agents operate unnoticeably on virtually any website and execute tasks on behalf of humans. The team is actively looking for early users wanting to replace existing workflows.
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