Elysian Softech Introduces Mastermind for Building AI Agents from Plain Prompts

May 4, 2026
Elysian Softech has launched Mastermind, a platform that allows businesses to create AI agents and workflows by describing their processes in plain language, without coding. The company is also raising $15 million to expand its deployment, focusing on the U.S. market.

Elysian Softech has introduced Mastermind, a platform that allows businesses to build AI agents and complete automation systems through simple text prompts, announced in a press release. The launch took place at the AI Agent Conference 2026 in New York.

Mastermind enables organizations to describe their internal processes in plain English, and the system generates an entire AI infrastructure including agent architecture, workflows, and integrations with existing business systems. The platform is designed to eliminate the need for coding or development teams, reducing the time and cost traditionally required to deploy custom AI solutions.

The company stated that Mastermind is optimized to work with its existing Plexa omnichannel product, already used by hundreds of customers. Elysian Softech also announced it is raising a $15 million funding round to accelerate Mastermind’s development and expand its availability, with an initial focus on the U.S. market.

According to CEO and CTO Tomer Paz, Mastermind builds not just individual agents but entire arrays that include data handling, testing, and integrations, aiming to replace traditional development workflows for custom AI applications.

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