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In the eight months since its launch, 7 million applications have been built using the Emergent platform.
Emergent's coding agent achieved the number one ranking on the SWE-bench benchmark within two months of development.
80% of Emergent's user base consists of non-technical individuals with no programming knowledge.
Emergent's agents have a long-term memory system that learns from aggregated user sessions, enabling a form of continual learning.
Mukund or Madhav Jar predicts that traditional SaaS companies will struggle to survive unless they pivot to become "agent-first" companies.
Mukund or Madhav Jar predicts that by the end of 2024, there will be AI agents capable of running for 24 hours and systems with hundreds of agents collaborating on a single task.
A company that built its application on the Emergent platform has successfully raised $4 million in funding.
Emergent participated in the Y Combinator Summer 2024 batch.
Emergent is a platform that allows users to build and ship production-ready software using AI agents.
Before founding Emergent, Mukund Jar ran Dunzo, a hyperlocal quick commerce startup in India where he managed an engineering team of 300.
Emergent's initial idea when applying to Y Combinator in late 2023 was to automate software testing.
Emergent's key insight was that solving for verification in software testing could enable the automation of the entire software engineering process.