Paradigm raised $5 million in seed funding led by General Catalyst to deploy over 5,000 AI agents across individual spreadsheet cells, each capable of autonomous web crawling to populate enterprise data workflows.

The funding validates a fundamental shift from AI-assisted productivity tools toward AI agent-native infrastructure that embeds autonomous capabilities directly into familiar enterprise interfaces. Rather than adding AI features to existing spreadsheets, Paradigm rebuilt the interface around autonomous agent capabilities from the ground up.

StackGen today launched its Autonomous Infrastructure Platform, featuring coordinated AI agents that address a critical $20 billion annual enterprise bottleneck: while AI accelerates development velocity by 2-3x, traditional infrastructure management approaches force developers to spend 23% of their time on provisioning instead of building features.

This represents a fundamental shift from single-purpose automation tools to orchestrated multi-agent systems that can autonomously manage the complete infrastructure lifecycle. The platform’s multi-agent architecture demonstrates how specialized AI agents working in coordination can solve complex enterprise challenges that individual agents cannot address effectively.