Japanese companies launch diverse AI tools for business automation

Various Japanese companies are launching new AI-driven services and tools to enhance business productivity and automation.

SCSK Corporation has released the beta version of ‘CELF AI Development Agent,’ a service that uses Anthropic’s Claude Code to assist in converting Excel-based tasks into applications through natural language dialogue. The tool aims to improve implementation productivity by up to 800%.

Orgiast Co., Ltd. has launched ‘Makimono,’ a marketplace for AI instruction files (Markdown). The platform is designed for AI agents to autonomously search and retrieve instructions via API, reducing the trial-and-error costs associated with generative AI.

SolvifAI has begun full-scale implementation at Logisteed to standardize the quality of requirement definition documents. The AI agent automates document generation based on company formats and helps prevent omissions in complex system development.

Other specialized tools include GAZIRU. z V5, which uses image-based identification to track products without physical tags, and Kikuvi, an AI hearing agent that now allows users to attach images to questions to improve the quality of qualitative data collection.