MagiCode (YC S24) — A reliable AI frontend engineer
MagiCode is an AI-powered frontend agent that writes, reviews, and rigorously tests code before pushing a PR—helping busy frontend teams offload complex, repetitive tasks from their workload.
MagiCode is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: A Reliable AI Frontend Engineer. The founders listed are Jeff He (Founder/CEO), Anirudh Sriram (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, August 30, 2024).
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MagiCode is an AI-powered frontend agent that writes, reviews, and rigorously tests code before pushing a PR—helping busy frontend teams offload complex, repetitive tasks from their workload.
Jeff He
Founder/CEO
Before founding MagiCode, Jeff earned a Master’s degree from Stanford, where he contributed to the Stanford AI Lab, and an undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley, where he was part of the Berkeley AI Research Group (BAIR). He has published four papers on self-driving cars and reinforcement learning in top conferences like NeurIPS and ICRA. Previously, Jeff also worked as an SDE & a quant, where he developed his expertise in AI and machine learning.
Anirudh Sriram
Founder/CTO
Before founding MagiCode, I earned a Master’s degree from Stanford University, where I contributed to the Stanford AI Lab and Stanford Vision and Learning Lab. I also hold an undergraduate degree from IIT Madras. I have published six papers on large language models (and NLP in general) in prestigious conferences such as NeurIPS, ACM, and ACL. Prior to MagiCode, I gained extensive experience through my work at Google Research, Microsoft, Walmart Labs, etc.
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