Wonderful.ai builds cross-workflow enterprise agents that drive UIs of legacy systems, with embedded engineers
Explorer3847 · reddit · 2026-09-23
A Reddit user asks whether anyone has run Wonderful.ai's enterprise AI agents in production. The pitch: instead of one bot per department, it deploys agents that span entire workflows (support, finance, legal), drive interfaces directly rather than going through APIs so they work even with legacy internal systems that have no API, and ships with an embedded engineer on-site rather than a self-serve product. OP is curious how it holds up day to day.
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