KEY POINTSNippon Steel Solutions starts selling Allganize Japan’s Alli Coworker enterprise AI app and agent platformAlli Coworker lets non-technical staff build business applications and AI agents in as little as 10 minutesNSSOL links Alli Coworker with NS Craft AI Factory and NSDevia for broader enterprise deployment
NSSOL begins selling Allganize Japan’s Alli Coworker, linking the platform with NS Craft AI Factory and NSDevia for enterprise rollout. Photo by Carlos Gonzalez on Unsplash
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Nippon Steel Solutions Corp. has started selling Alli Coworker, an enterprise vibecoding platform provided by Allganize Japan Inc., the company said on August 6.
Alli Coworker uses natural-language instructions to let artificial intelligence quickly create business applications and AI agents for use in day-to-day operations. Users without specialized programming knowledge can build applications tailored to business needs in as little as 10 minutes, then use and refine them in actual operations.
NSSOL said it will support customers from idea generation by business units through the creation of business applications and AI agents, as well as their adoption and continued use in live operations. It also plans to connect the offering with its NS Craft AI Factory suite, which supports AI-driven business transformation, and its NSDevia AI-based system development platform to support fuller development by IT departments and broader deployment across companies.
Alli Coworker includes environments and functions needed for enterprise use, including testing and production settings. The platform also supports integration with external tools and data through MCP, or Model Context Protocol, includes security functions such as user-permission management and access controls, can automatically check vulnerabilities in AI-generated code and apply patches, and can be deployed on-premises to meet customer requirements.
NSSOL said the product is intended to address a gap that can emerge between business departments, which identify operational issues and ideas, and system departments, which handle requirement definition, development, testing, deployment and ongoing operations. In the company’s view, that gap can leave generative AI efforts limited to proof-of-concept projects or use within individual departments rather than companywide operational results.
Generative AI adoption in companies has widened from drafting documents and searching for information to building business applications, deploying AI agents and using AI in software development processes. In Japan, proof-of-concept, or PoC, refers to pilot-stage verification before full production deployment.
Allganize Japan is based in Tokyo’s Shibuya Ward. NSSOL is headquartered in Tokyo’s Minato Ward.