Statespace is a search platform that indexes and surfaces outputs from autonomous software agents across the web, allowing developers to programmatically locate and query agent‑generated content. It provides a CLI, SDK, and multi‑client protocol server with a unified API that normalizes responses and includes provenance metadata, enabling integration of agentic search into applications and workflows.
Funding
$15.2M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Finding and retrieving information generated by autonomous software agents across the web is difficult because traditional search engines index static content and lack mechanisms to discover, query, and interact with dynamic, agent-driven data sources.
Solution
Statespace provides a specialized search platform that indexes and surfaces outputs from autonomous agents, enabling users and applications to locate agent-generated content programmatically. The service offers a command‑line interface (CLI), software development kit (SDK), and a multi‑client protocol (MCP) server, allowing developers to integrate agentic search capabilities into their workflows and applications. By exposing a unified API, Statespace abstracts the heterogeneity of agent endpoints, delivering consistent query results and metadata about the originating agents. The platform is open‑source and hosted on GitHub, facilitating community contributions and transparent development.
Target Audience
Primary users are developers, data engineers, and enterprises building applications that need to discover and leverage information produced by autonomous software agents.
Features
- CLI tool for ad‑hoc querying of agentic data from the terminal
- SDK with language bindings that simplify embedding agentic search into custom software
- MCP server that aggregates and normalizes responses from multiple autonomous agents
- Open‑source repository on GitHub with documentation, examples, and contribution guidelines
- API endpoints that return structured results with provenance information about each agent