COSS Weekly – Week of April 13, 2026

Sabir Ibrahim

This week in COSS: Mastra raised a $22M Series A to help developers build agents, GitButler secured $17M to build the next generation of Git, and 21st.dev raised $4.5M for an AI component marketplace. Supabase hit 100,000 GitHub stars, Delve’s reputation continues to deteriorate, and Bluesky adds more customization. We also welcome ten new companies to Cossmology: FerretDB, Imgbot, Infracost, Nozbe, OceanBase, Qlty Software, Sourcery, Tiger Data, Tile38, and Vesoft.
 COSS Headlines
The reputation of troubled YC startup Delve has gotten even worse

Companies mentioned: SimSim

Media Mention  TechCrunch
100,000 GitHub stars

Companies mentioned: SupabaseSupabase

Announcement  Supabase Blog
Two Years of Valkey

Companies mentioned: AivenAiven

Media Mention  RedMonk
The Document Foundation Removes Dozens of Collabora Developers

Companies mentioned: CollaboraCollabora

OSS News & Views  Slashdot
We’ve raised $17M to build what comes after Git

Companies mentioned: GitButlerGitButler

Funding  GitButler Blog
We raised a $22M Series A to help every developer build agents

Companies mentioned: MastraMastra

Funding  Mastra Blog
 Featured COSS Companies
FerretDB
FerretDB

Open-source MongoDB alternative on Postgres

Qlty Software
Qlty Software

AI-powered code quality & coverage platform

Imgbot
Imgbot

Automatic image compression GitHub app

OceanBase
OceanBase

Distributed relational database for HTAP

Sourcery
Sourcery

AI-powered automated code reviews

Nozbe
Nozbe

Project management app for small teams

Tile38
Tile38

In-memory geospatial database & geofencing

Vesoft
Vesoft

Distributed open-source graph database

Tiger Data
Tiger Data

PostgreSQL platform for time-series data

Infracost
Infracost

Cloud cost management and FinOps for engineers.

Sabir is an attorney, entrepreneur, and expert on COSS. In his roles as corporate counsel at Amazon and Roku and associate at Greenberg Traurig, he advised nearly all of the Big Five technology companies on complex open source matters. Currently, he is founder and managing attorney of OptimEdge Legal, where he advises technology clients of all sizes on matters related to open source and other technology law issues.


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