Founders: Chris Were, Nick Arbuckle and Aurelien Ticot

Most people with specific expertise find building sophisticated AI agents challenging. BlueNexus wants to change that and has raised $2.0M (US$1.3 million) to try. The Sydney startup's seed round was led by M31 Capital, with Antler, Eastend Ventures, and inSilico One joining.

BlueNexus is building an "agent management platform" that lets anyone go from idea to a working, revenue-generating AI agent in about the time it takes to drink a coffee.

Agent builders describe the agent they want in plain language, and BlueNexus drafts its skills, personality and data connections in about 20 minutes, or you grab a pre-built one from its marketplace. From there, the platform runs the whole lifecycle. Agents plug into 100+ native connectors across CRMs, dev tools and wearables via a single MCP endpoint, build a persistent knowledge base with cited sources, execute tasks on a schedule, and produce versioned, editable Pages.

The target users are domain experts, lawyers, coaches, accountants and clinicians, who package and monetise their know-how, plus product teams embedding agents in weeks rather than quarters. For regulated sectors, confidential compute is an optional add-on.

Founded in 2025 by Chris Were, Nick Arbuckle and Aurelien Ticot, BlueNexus will spend the cash on rollout, its connector ecosystem, and SOC 2 compliance.