Tekedia Capital joins Paul Graham (a founder of YCombinator), executives in OpenAI, and other global investors to seed Nozomio, with $6.2 million, under the solo and singular one-person coding prodigy Arlan Rakhmetzhanov.
Arlan’s story is a magical one: from Kazakhstan to Silicon Valley for an advanced context augmentation system for AI agents . We wish this secondary school dropout the best of luck as he takes Nozomio to the next level.
I started Nozomio in high school six months ago as an AI agent for codebases that could cross-reference multiple repos, answer questions, and help developers onboard themselves. I failed.
But I knew there was something in the agent space that every developer wants: the right context.
Right before my Y Combinator batch, I was struggling to give coding agents the right context. They missed versions, filled up the context window, and used incorrect frameworks. That is when I built the first iteration of Nia, which is now an augmentation layer for AI agents.
Context is the most important problem in the agent space. It prevents AI systems from achieving superhuman code intelligence, and I want to solve it.
The current state of Nia might change a thousand times, but the problem will stay the same. Even as an MCP, which is very novel and underdeveloped, Nia has already improved every coding agent by at least 30%. I am on the mission to 100x it.
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