Today, Judgment Labs, the infrastructure company helping AI-native teams turn production data into continuously improving agents, announced $32 million in co...

Judgment Labs, an AI infrastructure startup, has raised $32 million across seed and Series A rounds to build continuous improvement tools for AI agents. Lightspeed Venture Partners led both rounds, with participation from Nova Global, SV Angel, Valor Equity Partners and Dynamic. Founded by three childhood friends — CEO Alex Shan, Chief Scientist Andrew Li and CTO Joseph Camyre, all in their early twenties — Judgment Labs addresses the challenge of evaluating "deep agents" that execute complex tasks rather than simply answering questions. The platform analyses entire agent trajectories to identify failure patterns and helps teams improve their agents using production data. The company's technology is already deployed at agent-native companies. Funding will primarily support hiring AI researchers and engineers in San Francisco.