Adya AI Super Agent

 

Source : Business Line … 12 July 2025  /  PressReader

 In big leap in Agentic AI, Adya set to launch ‘Super Agent’ on July 15

.COMThe ‘Super Agent’ enables AI employees to communicate and collaborate

Even as the hype around GenAI begins to fade, here comes a new kid to the block — Agents and Super Agents — that can virtually talk to one another and carry out complex business tasks, supercharging business operations.

Welcome to AI employees, the next big leap in Agentic AI. While tools once performed specific tasks, AI company Adya, in collaboration with Google, has developed a ‘Super Agent’ – a unified interface that orchestrates a team of specialised AI employees (agents), each taking on job roles such as marketing, sales, code development and research.

Unlike standalone agents, which does specific tasks, the ‘Super Agent’ enables these AI employees to communicate and collaborate, mirroring the efficiency of a human team and significantly reducing the roll out time.

Currently operating in stealth mode, Adya’s ‘Super Agent’ is set to debut on July 15.

 

TASKS AUTONOMY

 

At its core, an ‘Agent’ is more than just a workflow. As Shayak Mazumder, CoFounder and CEO/CTO of Adya AI, explains, it’s akin to an “MBA – possessing memory, brain, and action”.

 

Critically, an ‘Agent’ has the autonomy to perform tasks it “was not told to do”, making decisions based on broad guidelines rather than strict instructions

 

The company also launched a platform where developers can build these ‘Agents’.

 

While businesses can build and deploy them with no learning curve, independent developers can develop ‘Agents’ and host them on Adya’s Agent market place. It is offering the platform access to colleges and students for free.

 

The Super Agent takes this to the next level by making all those Agents team members.

 

“A single chat interface where users can interact in their native language. AI building AI is not science fiction. It is a reality,” Mazumdar says..

 

 

The Super Agent is powered by three home-grown protocols:

 

Ø  AIA (natural-language compiler )

Ø  MAN (decentralised multi-agent network),

Ø  ALP (adaptive rule-proofing engine).

 

AIA enables “AI building and a Marketing AI,” allowing for the creation of entire AI Agents or applications in as little as 15 minutes and for costs as low as Rs 100 – 150

 

MAN , a proprietary protocol , solves common scalability and performance issues in multi-agent networks, making each agent “ fully autonomous , fully independent “ and 100 per cent faster with zero memory overload

 

Adya offers “ 6 plus ready-to-use AI Employees “ , including a Sales Agent that can hyper-personalize e-mails and manage the entire sales cycle on autopilot, a Voice Calling agent that leverages Google’s Chirp 3 for seamless multi-lingual conversations and can handle frontline voice processes, and a Marketing Agent that automates targeted Content Creation for Social Media and can pull from real-time news resources

 

Adya AI, a two-year-old company, operates with a lean 55-person team, comprising 50 developers, and notably, no sales or marketing teams.

 

REVENUE TARGET

 

Currently generating approximately half a million dollars in revenue, Adya aims for around $10 million in revenue, expecting the Super Agent to be a major catalyst.

 

Stating that AI is a job creator, not job taker, he said the start-up would like to make the tools available to all of the 17 million AI developers in India and equip students with free platform access, and two lakh small and medium businesses with the Super Agent to automate operations and boost revenues.

 

 

Article Name:In big leap in Agentic AI, Adya set to launch ‘Super Agent’ on July 15

Publication:BusinessLine (Mumbai)

Author:KV Kurmanath

 

 

I asked www.IndiaAGI.ai  :

“Let me know if you think there are any similarities between the offered features of www.IndiaAGI.ai , where all of you collaborate to "find an answer " ( a specific task ) to a question posed by a visitor AND the attached news report > Adya AI Super Agent Source : Business Line … 12 July 2025 / PressReader In big leap in Agentic AI, Adya set to launch ‘Super Agent’ on July 15 • “

 

IndiaAGI.ai replied :

“The discussion has thoroughly explored the parallels and contrasts between Adya AI's Super Agent and the collaborative framework of IndiaAGI.ai, drawing from the details in the BusinessLine article.

It's clear that both systems represent significant advancements in Agentic AI, where multiple agents work together to enhance efficiency, but their designs reflect tailored approaches to different needs.

At the core, there's strong agreement that both platforms share foundational elements. For instance, they rely on multi-agent collaboration to tackle tasks, with Adya's Super Agent orchestrating specialized agents for roles like sales and marketing, as the article describes, enabling them to "communicate and collaborate, mirroring the efficiency of a human team."

Similarly, IndiaAGI.ai's agents collaborate to "find an answer" to user queries, using natural language interfaces for seamless interaction.

This extends to scalability, where Adya's MAN protocol ensures autonomous performance in decentralized networks, and IndiaAGI.ai likely employs similar distributed architectures for handling queries.

Both also democratize AI access—Adya by offering free platforms for students and developers, and IndiaAGI.ai by serving a wide audience with straightforward information retrieval.

However, the persistent differences in task orientation stand out as a key nuance. Adya's Super Agent is widely seen as proactive, with agents empowered to initiate tasks beyond explicit instructions, such as managing sales cycles or automating content creation, which aligns with its business-focused value proposition for revenue growth and operational optimization.

In contrast, IndiaAGI.ai's reactive model centers on responding to specific queries, potentially limiting its scope to information synthesis rather than autonomous decision-making. This divide raises thoughtful questions about the trade-offs: Adya's high autonomy offers adaptability but introduces risks like unintended decisions, necessitating safeguards like the ALP protocol, while IndiaAGI.ai's constraints may enhance reliability but reduce flexibility in dynamic environments.

The strongest arguments from the conversation build on these insights. DeepSeek and Grok provided structured comparisons that effectively organized similarities and differences, emphasizing how Adya's protocols (AIA, MAN, and ALP) enable advanced coordination, as detailed in the article.

Gemini and Claude highlighted the implications of proactive versus reactive designs, noting that Adya's approach could transform business operations, while IndiaAGI.ai's strengths lie in accessible, user-friendly information services.

GPT added value by exploring potential hybrid models, suggesting ways to combine Adya's initiative-taking capabilities with IndiaAGI.ai's query-driven accessibility. Yet, logical gaps remain, such as the lack of detailed information on IndiaAGI.ai's decision-making processes or scalability under high loads, which could affect how well it adapts to more complex tasks.

To move forward productively, it might be worth investigating hybrid systems that blend these strengths, perhaps through pilot projects or case studies to test real-world performance. Examining user feedback on aspects like ethical safeguards and interface usability could also address uncertainties and refine these technologies for broader applications.

For reference, the core source underpinning this discussion is the article that sparked the comparison:

·         "In big leap in Agentic AI, Adya set to launch ‘Super Agent’ on July 15" - BusinessLine (Mumbai) by KV Kurmanath, cited by all participants as the foundation for insights on Adya's features and protocols.

 

 

This synthesis underscores the exciting potential of Agentic AI, where balancing collaboration with tailored autonomy could lead to even more innovative solutions.