This startup wants to make enterprise software look more like a prompt
- Mar 20
- 1 min read
At Eragon’s customer center of excellence — a battered white sofa — Sirota shows how the company eats its own dog food. Eragon post-trains open-source models like Qwen and Kimi on customer datasets, and links to company email accounts and other resources.
When Sirota wants bring on a new customer — he demonstrates with Dedalus Labs, which is adopting the tool this week — he asks in a natural language prompt, and the software automatically assigns each new user credentials, spins up a new Eragon instance in the cloud, and begins an onboarding workflow.
Sirota expects Eragon to be the software executives ask for analysis on what deals might slip, or for steps to take to improve supply chain lead times, then assign agents to take action. Want a dashboard? Just ask Eragon to spin one up.
The demo is compelling, but it’s easy to imagine edge queries that baffle the software, or hard-to-audit failures.
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