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Wordware

AI agents you can rely on

Y CombinatorSummer 2024ActiveB2BInfrastructureAIOpsArtificial IntelligenceDeveloper ToolsInfrastructure

What they do

Problem

Teams need AI agents they can trust to reliably perform critical real-world tasks instead of just running demos.

Solution

Wordware builds accountable AI agents that can read, plan, and act across work and everyday workflows with a focus on reliability and adoption.

Who it's for

Professional teams and organizations that want dependable AI agents to complete real tasks.

Founders

Filip Kozera
Founder

Cofounder and CEO at Wordware -- an IDE for Natural Language Programming and Agent Orchestration. Previously I cofounded and exited KRISTALIC, which tried to augment the human memory. Before that, I studied Deep Learning at Cambridge. The most interesting fact about me outside of work is that I travelled to 103 countries and was part of multiple high-altitude mountaineering expeditions and rescue operations in Kyrgyzstan and Nepal. I also do sailing, paragliding, kitesurfing and boxing.

Robert Chandler
Founder

Robert Chandler is a founder & CTO at Wordware. He started his career as an early engineer at a self-driving car startup, Five AI, which was acquired by Bosch. Here he lead the Offline Perception team which accelerated the dev-test cycle through automated ground truthing and was awarded 5+ patents in the process. He has been in the AI space for over a decade since studying Information Engineering at the University of Cambridge.

Open roles 6

Past Founder with Track Record and Experience
San Francisco · Full-time · $100K - $200K
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Ex-YC Founder
San Francisco · Full-time · $100 - $196
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Product Designer
San Francisco · Full-time · $140K - $220K
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Senior Frontend Engineer
San Francisco · Full-time · $180K - $240K
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Senior Full Stack Engineer (Back-End)
San Francisco · Full-time · $180K - $240K
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Staff Engineer
San Francisco, CA, US · Full-time · $250K - $350K
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