Credible Data Raised $10M to Sell the Missing Semantic Layer Agents Need, Built on Open-Source Malloy
Boulder-based Credible Data, founded by former Google Cloud exec Kyle Nesbit, announced a $10 million seed on July 28 from Gradient, SignalFire and K5 Global, with angels including G2 CEO Godard Abel, pandas creator Wes McKinney and Snowplow's Alex Dean. The product compiles governed metrics, definitions, entities and relationships into executable business context that agents can query, built on Malloy, an open-source semantic modeling language. The deliberate architectural bet is portability: open-source semantic code rather than the proprietary metadata layers dbt, Looker and Snowflake each own. VentureBeat's coverage cites survey data that 57% of enterprises traced a wrong AI answer to missing business context, which is the actual buying trigger.
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