Cerenovus
Cerenovus Inc. (cerenovus.ai) is a San Francisco AI software company backed by Y Combinator (S26 batch). Cerenovus is both the company and the product — earlier product names have been retired, and Compendium is its internal workspace rather than a public offering. It reads the records an organization already produces (email, contracts, invoices, ledgers, tickets, calendars, meeting notes and documents), resolves the same customer, vendor or person across systems into one entity, runs deterministic scans for countable problems such as duplicate payments, dormant vendors and missed discount windows, then uses models to investigate what the scans surface and returns ranked findings with every claim cited back to the source record. It is sold as eight standalone engagements — operational due diligence, value creation plan, post-merger integration, exit readiness, operational diagnostic, decision intelligence, operational foresight and early warning, and spend and vendor intelligence — to enterprises, middle-market companies, private equity firms, consulting and advisory firms, and corporate development teams. Cerenovus publishes no developer portal, API reference or machine-readable specification; the only machine surface found is an undocumented, OAuth-protected remote MCP server at api.cerenovus.ai/mcp. Not affiliated with the similarly named Johnson & Johnson MedTech neurovascular device business.
Cerenovus is profiled on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Company, Artificial Intelligence, AI Agents, Enterprise Software, and Decision Intelligence.
Cerenovus’ developer surface includes authentication and 23 more developer resources.
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MCP Servers 1
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Pricing Plans 1
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RATE LIMITSSecurity Posture 4
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Scopes 1
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Agent Surfaces 3
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Design & Contract 3
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Build 2
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Access & Security 7
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Operate 1
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Commercial 3
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Company 4
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Other 1
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