Lumbra has raised a $25 million Series A. Point72 Ventures and Ansa co-led the round, with continued participation from Costanoa. The company builds an operating system for AI agents in high-consequence environments.
Planned expansion
Most of the new capital will fund engineers and deployment teams. Lumbra plans to bring its platform to finance, healthcare, law, and other regulated industries. Its agents already operate on top-secret networks across the Pentagon and the U.S. Intelligence Community.
Government track record
Lumbra signed its first contract with a U.S. intelligence agency two months after product work began. A later Department of War contract reached production on top-secret networks in six months. The Pentagon named Lumbra one of two companies underpinning the Department's Agent Network project.
How the platform works
LumbraOS includes Nebula, StarChart, and Astrolabe. Nebula orchestrates agents and traces claims to sources. Astrolabe tests reliability, and StarChart records knowledge with sources and sensitivity labels.
Lumbra employs more than 40 people across Washington, D.C., and New York. The company is hiring in engineering, product, go-to-market, and deployment. New graduates may apply at lumbra.ai/careers.