Klaimee

Klaimee sells liability insurance for AI agents deployed inside enterprises, filling a gap that traditional E&O and cyber policies explicitly carve out . The product is aimed at companies shipping agents that take real actions (writing to systems, moving money, talking to customers) where a silent failure creates a legal question no one has been able to answer: who pays. Klaimee's answer is a performance warranty backed by real insurance capacity , paired with a risk assessment that decides whether an agent is insurable in the first place. The underwriting process is where the company puts its technical bet. Klaimee runs a three-block system that scans public data on the agent, asks 30 governance questions, and fires more than 100 behavioral probes covering prompt injection, jailbreak, decision drift, data leakage, and biased outputs . Agents that pass get priced and covered, with liability insurance, financial guarantee, risk evaluation, certification, and procurement documentation delivered in under 24 hours , which matters because AI procurement reviews at large buyers now routinely stall on exactly these documents. The founders are Ines Boutemadja and Julien Catonnet, based in San Francisco , going through Y Combinator. Ines was General Manager at SafetyWing (W18), where she spent five years building insurance products from scratch, structured a Tokio Marine MGA, obtained a Puerto Rico carrier license, and scaled the business from $5M to $60M , while Julien handles engineering and enterprise compliance, with a strategy consulting background alongside software and AI work . The launch coincides with a $5.5M raise and lands as agent adoption inside larger companies pushes risk conversations from research demos into procurement and legal.