Blaide, Inc.
Blaide builds Valet, a secure place for teams to share, discover, discuss, and operate the websites, dashboards, reports, and other artifacts created by AI agents. Valet gives agents a live URL, company-controlled access, collaboration, searchable organization, and integrations to live systems.
At a Glance
- B2B teams
- Enterprise software buyers
- Software and engineering teams
- Organizations adopting generative AI and AI-agent workflows
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Valet
AI Agent Artifact Workspace
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Products & Services
A secure workspace and deployment platform for AI-created artifacts and always-on agents. Agents can publish static sites or other artifacts to live HTTPS URLs; teams can control access, search a company directory, comment and collaborate on pages, connect live systems, and run scheduled or channel-based agents.
An onsite workshop followed by four weeks of hands-on support building production agents with a customer team. The program teaches Claude and ChatGPT usage, the Blueprint Method (outcome, skills, trigger, channel), and deployment into tools such as Slack, Drive, and CRM systems.
Market Position
Valet positions itself between AI-agent tooling and secure collaborative web hosting: unlike a conventional chat session, it gives AI-created work a durable URL, owner, history, searchable company directory, access controls, and page-level discussion. Its differentiation is the combination of agent-native publishing (CLI/MCP), artifact governance and collaboration, and live connectors. It competes conceptually with generic static-site/deployment platforms and AI-agent deployment/orchestration products, while emphasizing private enterprise sharing rather than public hosting or a seat-based workspace.
Leadership
Founders
Michael Ducker
Co-founder. Previously VP Product at Mercury; led product for Chime Core Banking and engineering-productivity tools at Chime, and invented the Credit Builder card category at Chime. He has also founded multiple startups.
Jamu Kakar
Co-founder. Previously a Staff Engineer at Stripe working on payment infrastructure; ran application platforms at Heroku; and built Chime's money-movement platform, which processed billions in transactions.
Executive Team
Michael Ducker
Co-founder
Previously VP Product at Mercury; led product at Chime across Core Banking and engineering productivity, and invented the Credit Builder card category.
Jamu Kakar
Co-founder
Former Stripe Staff Engineer on payment infrastructure, Heroku application-platform leader, and builder of Chime's money-movement platform.
Founding Story
Blaide was founded in 2024 by infrastructure and product leaders from Stripe, Heroku, Chime, and Mercury. Its initial vision was to provide an enterprise-grade way to develop, deploy, share, and secure AI agents and the useful work they produce, rather than leaving that work in isolated agent sessions or on individual laptops.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Artifacts are free to create. Agents are billed for the hours they run; company identity-provider integration carries a monthly charge. Customers can bring their own model tokens or discuss a private deployment.
Pricing Tiers
Free to create.
Agents powering artifacts are billed by runtime hour; the first four hours are free.
Integration with a company's identity provider.
Target Markets
- B2B teams
- Enterprise software buyers
- Software and engineering teams
- Organizations adopting generative AI and AI-agent workflows
- Teams needing secure sharing and governance for AI-generated work
- Publishing websites, landing pages, one-pagers, reports, memos, dashboards, charts, data visualizations, resumes, portfolios, documentation, changelogs, status pages, wikis, slide decks, mockups, prototypes, and demos
- Sharing AI-generated work privately with a team or invited customers
- Scheduled daily digests, morning briefs, weekly monitors, and other recurring workflows
- Slack, Telegram, or email teammates that answer questions or post updates
- MCP-exposed agents and webhook responders
- Connecting agent work to Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, QuickBooks, Stripe, X, and other MCP servers