Reduck secured $3 million in pre-seed financing led by Daphni, with Drysdale Ventures and Galion.exe participating. The French-American startup was founded by chief executive Daniel Huynh, chief technology officer Louis Abraham and chief operating officer Raphaël Millet. It develops browser-automation technology for AI agents interacting with websites and business applications that lack APIs or Model Context Protocol interfaces. Reduck MCP lets agents discover, execute and create scripts instead of repeatedly navigating pages through individual clicks and keystrokes. The company reported a library exceeding 1,200 ready-to-run scripts covering more than 250 websites. It says the approach can make selected tasks three times faster and cheaper, including invoice collection and LinkedIn market research; these are company claims. Reduck is developing agents to create and maintain scripts, alongside an offering for developers connecting custom agents to specialised portals and internal systems. Funding has supported recruitment across AI engineering, full-stack development and infrastructure, and will finance platform improvements and expansion of the script library.