Resolve AI

Forbes released its inaugural AI 50 Brink List a few weeks back, the companion to the AI 50 spotlighting the next wave of AI startups, and Resolve AI made the cut. What stands out about these 20 startups is how young they are, averaging around 24 months, and yet the pace of capital, hiring, and customer adoption looks nothing like what early-stage used to mean even a few years ago. The cycle has compressed in a way that's worth paying attention to, because AI has changed how fast you can build a real company at the same time it's changed how fast the production and operational surface area expands underneath one. Congrats to the other 19 startups. Full coverage from Forbes in the comments.

Educating the market! AI FOR PROD https://resolve.ai/product

Pretty surreal seeing Resolve AI on the most iconic billboard on the 101, the same one Apple used for the last 18 years! AI generated code is accelerating how software gets built, and AI for Prod is the next frontier as all of that code lands in production. Huge shoutout to Spiros Xanthos , Mayank Agarwal and the marketing team for continuing to push the category forward.

Resolve AI at the most iconic billboard of 101, used by Apple for the last 18 years. AI for Prod is the next frontier in software as the wave of AI generated code lands in production. Kudos to our marketing team for being ahead of the game every single time.

How it feels to use Resolve AI Daniel Lurie 丹尼爾·羅偉 🗣️ incident RESOLVED

We are proud and honored to have Salesforce Ventures backing Resolve AI in our latest funding round, led by Paul Drews , Zak Kokosa , and Pascha H. . What makes this partnership meaningful is that it didn't come together quickly. Paul and Zak have been working alongside us for roughly a year and a half, going deep on AI for production and observability well before this round came together. That kind of sustained diligence is rare, and it's part of why their conviction carries weight. As Zak put it, production is "one of the hardest problems in enterprise engineering," and solving it requires deep domain expertise layered on top of frontier AI. Their conviction was also shaped by something most investors can't do: they had a front row seat to how Resolve AI works in production at Salesforce. Salesforce became a customer after a thorough evaluation against competing vendors, and after hundreds of investigations on their production systems the engineering org measured a ~60% reduction in MTTR and ~70% faster alert triage. Validation from one of the most demanding engineering organizations in the world is hard to replicate. The other dimension that makes this partnership strategically important is Slack, which in my view is the most effective agent workbench in the enterprise. Production operations increasingly happen in the collaboration layer across humans and agents. Incident triage, on-call coordination, and institutional knowledge all live in Slack. As agents take on more of the investigation and resolution work, they need to operate where engineers already are, and partnering with Salesforce opens a door there that no other investor could. To Paul, Zak, Pascha, and the entire Salesforce Ventures team: thank you for the conviction, the patience, and the relationship you've built with us. Excited to be together on this journey!