Co-Founder & Technical Lead |DeepWisdom
Creator of MetaGPT, the first multi-agent framework to simulate an AI software company with SOPs. ICLR 2024 Oral (#1 LLM-Agent). Also first-authored Data Interpreter (ACL 2024) and co-authored AFlow (ICLR 2025 Oral). Leads DeepWisdom's NLP/AIGC algorithms; launched MGX/Atoms reaching 500k users in one month.
Biography
Sirui Hong is the co-founder of DeepWisdom and the technical leader of NLP/AIGC Algorithms at the company, best known as the creator and first author of MetaGPT — the pioneering multi-agent framework that models an entire AI software company with product managers, architects, project managers, and engineers collaborating via Standardized Operating Procedures (SOPs). The MetaGPT paper received an oral presentation (top 1.2%) at ICLR 2024, ranking #1 in the LLM-based Agent category. Hong is also the first author of the Data Interpreter paper (ACL 2024) and a co-author of AFlow (ICLR 2025 Oral, top 1.8%). Under the FoundationAgents GitHub organization, MetaGPT has 65k+ stars and OpenManus has 55k+ stars. Hong's research focuses on multi-agent collaboration, automated workflow generation, and code generation. DeepWisdom, a Shenzhen-based company founded in 2019, launched MGX (MetaGPT X) in February 2025 — later rebranded as Atoms in January 2026 — reaching 500k users in its first month and crossing $1M ARR. In the first half of 2025, DeepWisdom raised ~$30.8M (RMB 220M) from Ant Group, Cathay Capital, Baidu Ventures, and others, representing the largest financing in the domestic coding agent track.
Created MetaGPT, the first multi-agent framework to model an entire AI software company with distinct roles (product manager, architect, project manager, engineer) collaborating via Standardized Operating Procedures. Encodes SOPs into prompt sequences for structured multi-agent collaboration, achieving state-of-the-art code generation results. ICLR 2024 Oral (top 1.2%, #1 in LLM-based Agent category). 65k+ GitHub stars, 1,489 citations.
Developed Data Interpreter, an LLM agent for automated data science that uses hierarchical graph modeling to decompose complex problems into manageable subproblems and programmable node generation to iteratively refine code. Accepted at ACL 2024 with 182 citations.
Co-authored AFlow, a system for automatically generating agentic workflows that outperforms all manually designed methods by 5.7% on average and surpasses contemporary automatic workflow optimization by 19.5%. ICLR 2025 Oral (top 1.8%, #2 in LLM-based Agent category). 169 citations.
Core contributor to OpenManus, an open-source general AI agent framework under the FoundationAgents organization enabling users to complete complex tasks (coding, information retrieval, file processing, web browsing) through natural language instructions. 55k+ GitHub stars.
Technical leader behind MGX (MetaGPT X), the world's first AI multi-agent development team product launched February 2025. Rebranded as Atoms in January 2026 with production-ready features including databases, auth, deployment, and payments. 500k users in first month, $1M+ ARR.
It is true that the success rate of solving many problems increases as the capabilities of larger models increase, but the problems themselves do not go away.
There are still a large number of extremely complex problems with long-tail effects in human society, including machine learning, code fixing, and problems that require searching for combinations.
The most important thing is to maximize the tasks and effects in real scenarios, including personalization features.
The business prospects of multi-agent systems are clear and strong in terms of really effectively solving the actual needs of users, and code generation is a scenario that Agent technology is currently able to solve better.
Research generated March 19, 2026