For developers building multi-tool AI agents, Klavis provides Strata, an MCP server that helps agents discover and select the right tools to call from a larger toolset.
Presence & Market Position
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Klavis positions itself as an infrastructure layer for AI agents that call many tools at once. Its Strata product packages the company's hosted Model Context Protocol servers, spanning CRM, productivity, and developer platforms, into a single interface, so an agent can find and call the right tool instead of working through a long list one by one. Teams can run Strata as a managed, OAuth-authenticated service or self-host it through Docker. As a young, Y Combinator-backed company, its footprint in the broader agent-tooling conversation is still early. What surfaces about it today centers on product documentation and its open-source GitHub repository rather than wider market discussion.
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Business Profile
Klavis is a Y Combinator company (X25 batch) founded in 2025 by Zihao Lin, previously at Lyft and Nordstrom, and Xiangkai Zeng, who worked on Gemini's function-calling infrastructure at Google DeepMind. The company is backed by Y Combinator and HSG (formerly Sequoia China). At six employees, it is early-stage and reported $660K in revenue as of September 2025. Its open-source Strata repository has drawn meaningful developer attention, with the GitHub project passing 5,800 stars, alongside a hosted product for teams that prefer a managed MCP server over self-hosting.
Agent Readiness
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Klavis has shipped a full agent-facing surface: hosted MCP servers across 100+ tools with OAuth authentication and a published uptime SLA, a self-hosted Docker path, and a Python SDK. Strata sits on top as a single MCP endpoint that lets an agent work across that catalog without calling each server separately, and the company reports it outperforming GitHub's and Notion's official MCP servers on the MCPMark tool-use benchmark.
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