Sure Valley Ventures has open-sourced its internal AI agent workflows through AgenticInvestor, showing how the VC firm cut screening costs and doubled evaluations.
Sure Valley Ventures ran AI agents for 18 months; only 34% of VCs use AI for diligence. Open-sourcing signals market inflection: agent-based automation in investment decisions becomes standard, reshaping how enterprises allocate capital and plan strategy.
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July 30, 20264 minute read
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