Narada AI, a stealth mode startup, has officially launched its AI assistant that can execute tasks across multiple enterprise applications, setting it apart from general-purpose AI chatbots. The startup's technology is based on the LLM Compiler, a research project out of UC Berkeley that enables AI systems to perform multiple functions simultaneously.

The AI assistant can draft emails, make calendar invites, take meeting notes, and search the web on behalf of the user, all while navigating enterprise applications like SAP and Salesforce. In a demo, the assistant successfully executed tasks such as drafting an email and booking a dinner reservation, showcasing its capabilities.

What sets Narada apart is its ability to use websites without APIs, thanks to its Web Redemption technology. This allows the assistant to access and interact with enterprise applications that don't have APIs, making it a promising solution for businesses.

While Narada is not the only startup working on AI agents, its focus on enterprise applications and its unique technology make it a notable player in the space. The company has already secured a few million dollars in funding and is looking to raise more from traditional VCs.

As the AI assistant space continues to heat up, Narada's debut marks an exciting development for the tech and startup community, with potential implications for increasing productivity and streamlining workflows in the enterprise.