CodeWords raises $9M to let anyone turn words into AI agents and automations

CodeWords, a company aiming to revolutionize automation by eliminating the need for users to think like engineers, has secured a $9 million seed round led by Visionaries and supported by notable investors such as Andrey Khusid, Mati Staniszewski, and leaders from OpenAI and Zapier. At the heart of their innovation is Cody, an AI agent that learns the unique aspects of a business to automate tasks seamlessly, exemplified by its ability to manage a finance team's workflow and a content agency's social media tasks. Cody's new features include contextual memory, WhatsApp integration, and adaptable modes for different tasks, all designed to ensure a more intuitive and proactive automation experience. The founders, Aymeric Zhuo and Osman Ramadan, bring diverse backgrounds and a shared vision of creating tools that require no prior technical expertise, with plans to use the funding to expand their teams and enhance Cody's capabilities to operate ubiquitously across businesses.

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