""The obvious next step for us was, can we help them not just build the software, but actually operate more autonomously through it? You move from software that supports the business to software that can actively help run it.""
"Wingman is designed to operate through messaging platforms like WhatsApp and Telegram, allowing users to assign and monitor tasks through chat. At the same time, the agent runs in the background across connected tools such as email, calendars, and workplace software."
"Emergent said more than eight million builders have used its vibe-coding platform to create and deploy software, with over 1.5 million monthly active users."
"The launch comes as autonomous AI agents emerge as a key battleground in the industry, with a growing number of companies racing to build tools that can complete tasks on behalf of users."
Emergent, an Indian startup, has introduced Wingman, a messaging-first autonomous AI agent designed to automate routine tasks across various tools and workflows. This launch follows the company's success with its vibe-coding platform, which allows non-technical users to build applications. Wingman operates through messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram, enabling users to assign tasks while running in the background across connected tools. The startup aims to transition from software that supports businesses to software that actively manages operations, reflecting a growing trend in autonomous AI agents.
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