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AI · January 27, 2025

ViNG

AI platform with low code interface for Agent management

ViNG launched on January 27, 2025 with 15 votes, #917 of 6,142 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

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What it does

AI-Platform: Revolutionizing Business Operations with Intuitive, Low-Code AI Agent Solutions. On-demand, customisable AI agents that enhance business processes with powerful industry-specific ML, AI, and LLM capabilities.

ViNG is a low-code, multi-agent AI platform powered by TSLAM, integrating with enterprise apps to automate core telecom and business operations.

ViNG lets teams build, connect and govern AI agents on a visual canvas, then deploy them across web, voice, chat, email and mobile channels. Analyze my current plan and suggest better options based on my usage history and email the details to me. Based on your usage, I recommend the Xstream Max 300 Mbps Plan. Sent the full details to your email! One governed layer supports agent design, trusted data, connected tools, testing, approval and deployment across every enterprise channel. Build and manage AI agents using ViNG's context-aware conversational engine for adaptive performance and operational efficiency. Open-standards agent interoperability: Agent2Agent (A2A) for agent-to-agent…from netoai.ai

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