Langcode and Vessel AI Form Strategic Alliance to Build Industry-Specific AI Agents

Langcode, a leading enterprise generative AI agent platform, has announced a strategic partnership with Vessel AI, a company specializing in AI orchestration platforms. The collaboration, revealed on August 19 (KST), aims to co-develop optimized MLOps and AI agent operations tailored for enterprise environments. The partnership responds to a critical market gap: while options for AI models have proliferated—from cutting-edge commercial models like GPT-5 to open-source and Korea-specific foundation models—there remains a shortage of reliable, real-world deployments in business contexts.

At the core of the challenge lies the need to transform general-purpose models into vertical, domain-specific AI agents suitable for enterprise use. Langcode’s flagship platform, CXP, serves as a unified hub that connects multiple AI agents capable of autonomous decision-making and task execution—going well beyond simple response generation. This overcomes the limitations of conventional enterprise chatbots, which typically require constant human oversight and operate only within predefined datasets.

Langcode currently counts more than 40 major global and domestic enterprises as clients, including Mercedes-Benz and NH Nonghyup Bank. 7-Eleven Korea, a long-term partner, has has maintained its subscription for over three years, demonstrating the platform’s operational value.

Vessel AI specializes in compressing large general-purpose models and fine-tuning them for specific domains, enabling the development and deployment of lightweight, industry-optimized AI models tailored to enterprise needs. The company customizes AI models to meet the needs of businesses through domain specialization. Its technologies are already in use by top-tier Korean firms such as Hyundai Motor Company, LG Electronics, Upstage, LG AI Research, and Naver Cloud. “Recently, the company has expanded into public, defense, and financial sectors operating in restricted closed-network environments, and is participating as a partner in hyperscale AI projects conducted by Samsung SDS and Forty Two Maru

Through joint development, knowledge sharing, and coordinated go-to-market strategies, the two companies plan to accelerate their expansion into domestic and international enterprise AI markets.