Magma

Magma is a data licensing service for companies building AI agents. It packages the interaction data an agent already produces, such as traces, corrections and completed workflows, and licenses it to AI labs and researchers who want records of how real work happens inside real products. The company pays the agent's owner a revenue share as the data licenses. Onboarding has three steps: the company fills in a short form about its business and agent data, joins a roughly 20 minute onboarding call to map its stack, and then Magma packages and licenses the data. The vendor says the connection is read only and encrypted, scoped to what the customer approves before anything is read. Privacy handling, retention and payment terms are set out in a data agreement signed during onboarding. A sample dashboard on the site shows sources, datasets, earnings and the agreement. It is aimed at companies with agent products that generate production logs, and at AI labs wanting production interaction data. Magma Intelligence Inc. says it is part of Y Combinator, and it is currently onboarding companies. There is no subscription price. Earnings come from a revenue share, with terms covered in the data agreement.