By Tony Obiechina Abuja
CDIAL AI has announced the launch of an Indigenous AI Agent Pro platform, a groundbreaking no-code solution designed to enable users to build AI-powered agents that integrate seamlessly into local phone networks and applications.
CDIAL AI which disclosed in statement in Abuja, said the feat was achieved “with little or no technical expertise”.
“This solution revolutionizes how organizations connect with their target audiences, ensuring seamless access to the last mile. It bridges the gap in deploying AI in areas with low internet connectivity and supports multiple languages”, the stated.
According to CDIAL AI CEO, Yinka Iyinolakan, “This no-code platform will be the playground for businesses of all sizes, from startups to large enterprises, as well as researchers to design, test, and deploy AI-powered agents without writing a single line of code, significantly reducing the technical barriers to AI adoption for global businesses and their customers at the last mile.”
Indigenous AI Agent Pro is built on CDIAL AI’s proprietary speech and text model, trained on 3.5 billion parameters of data. This foundational model provides contextual knowledge for businesses and organizations in different geographies, especially Africa.
The solution also includes Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) capabilities, allowing businesses and organizations to build agents that provide high-performance AI solutions tailored to the specific needs of their target audience.
At the start of 2025, CDIAL AI was recognized by TechEconomy as one of 15 AI startups to look out for in 2025. With this launch, they are delivering on that recognition, bringing transformative AI-driven solutions to businesses and industries that need them the most.
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