Mint
helps companies put agents to work safely. We build the management layer for enterprise AI: governed access to the tools and data agents need, plus the agents your team works alongside.

Where we're going

Mint exists to help companies do more of their work with agents. We build the infrastructure that lets a company make its own work runnable by agents.

That has to start from trust. Before agents can touch Slack, GitHub, Jira, Snowflake, and internal databases, you need to know what they can reach, what they did, and why they were allowed to do it.

Most people carry far more permissions than any single task needs. If an agent uses your token directly, it inherits all of them. So we start at the foundation: trusted, governed access to data, scoped down to exactly what an agent needs to do its job.

Backed by

Coatue Management
Maven Ventures
Hustle Fund

Mint is backed by Coatue, Maven Ventures, and Hustle Fund, along with angels including Andrej Karpathy, Jeff Dean, Frederic Kerrest, Michael Grinich, Scott Belsky, Tom Willerer, and Brian Shultz. They're backing Mint because production agents need new infrastructure inside companies.

Trusted by teams putting agents to work

Teams at Coursera, Braze, DNSFilter, Workstream, and Flashfood use Mint to govern their agents. Read their stories.

Scaling the AI pyramid

We think about agent adoption in four levels. Most companies are still near the bottom, and moving up depends on having scoped data access, audit logs, and governance in place first.

1
Chat

Tools like ChatGPT and Claude help people write, analyze, and think. The AI advises, but it doesn't own any of the work yet. Most people are here.

2
Co-work

The AI starts doing bounded tasks: editing files, updating spreadsheets, writing docs, and changing tickets. It moves from giving advice to finishing tasks, and a lot of companies are adopting this right now.

3
Co-worker

Many people work with the same agents at once. The agents show up in Slack, keep memory across time, and can tell you what they did yesterday. They start to feel like teammates rather than tools.

4
The machine

Agents run entire workflows. More company software is built around agent-managed systems.

Mint is that foundation, and it is available today. It gives agents secure access to company tools through MCP, each with its own identity and permissions scoped down to the task. That is what moves a company from level 1 to level 2 with controls in place.

From there we build up the pyramid. Monitoring is live today, so teams can see what agents actually do in production, including the scheduled work that runs overnight. Coworker agents are live too: they work in Slack alongside your team and can run on a schedule. Next we're building shared memory for long-running agents, the company, team, and user context that has to persist between runs without going siloed, stale, or out of date.

Further up, the way companies organize their work and software will change. We are building toward that from trusted access up.

What Mint does today

Every company is rolling out AI agents like Claude, Cursor, Copilot, ChatGPT, and custom builds. They all need access to company data and tools. Mint is the management layer that governs, monitors, and secures that access, then puts agents to work alongside your team.

Governance gateway

Route every agent and MCP tool through one gateway you control. Approve the servers your team can use, bundle them by role, and switch off destructive tools.

Monitoring & cost

Every tool call traces back to a person, agent, server, and model, with spend and tamper-proof audit logs you can export to your SIEM.

Security & Mint Guard

Block prompt injection, run your existing DLP tools inline, and reach systems inside your network over a private tunnel.

Agent identities

Every agent gets its own identity, credentials, and least-privilege scope. You know exactly which agent did what, and access is easy to revoke.

Coworker agents

Put agents in Slack alongside your team, run them on a schedule, and build an agent workforce on the same governed access.

Founded by

Early members of Google Brain who helped build TensorFlow and Coursera. Come work with us.

Jiquan Ngiam
Google, Coursera
Bozhi See
Brilliant Home, Shopkick
Phillip Bensaid
Disney+, Amazon

Secure & compliant

SOC 2HIPAA attestation

Mint is SOC 2 Type II audited, with continuous compliance monitoring via Drata. Enterprise SSO, complete audit trails, PII detection, and role-based access control are built into every layer of the platform. EU and US data residency options are available. Customers handling protected health information can request our HIPAA documentation. Mint signs BAAs.

Visit our Trust Center or contact security@mintmcp.com for compliance documentation.

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