Clueso raises $10M Series A for agentic video editing tools

Clueso, a video startup building agentic editing tools, has raised $10 million in a Series A funding round. The company, founded by IIT Madras alumni, plans to use the capital to expand its enterprise sales team, deepen its AI agent layer, and broaden its editing capabilities, YourStory reported.

Recent funding rounds suggest interest in AI agents across different sectors. Earlier this month, StartupReader covered Siena’s $17 million raise, where the New York-based startup was automating brand interactions. Clueso’s approach targets creative teams, applying agentic automation to video workflows. Meanwhile, Baselayer, which raised $35 million last month, is developing infrastructure for AI agents in business identity, indicating varied applications for the technology.

Clueso’s focus on video editing distinguishes it from text-focused agent startups. Its tools aim to automate tasks like transcription, clip selection, and rough cuts—areas where AI agents could streamline workflows. Adoption may depend on how well these tools integrate into creative processes, which can vary widely across teams.

The $10 million round reflects a range of funding levels in the AI agent space. While some startups have secured larger rounds, Clueso’s raise aligns with other early-stage investments in the sector. The startup has not disclosed its valuation or lead investor.

Sources: yourstory.com · crowdfundinsider.com