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Pakistani Software Company Hamdek Launches AI Agent Platform Wolf Pack In The US

  • July 28, 2026
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Pakistani software company Hamdek has launched Hamdek Wolf Pack, an agentic AI platform, at the Odoo Show held in Cleveland, Ohio, where the company served as a sponsor of the event. The launch marked one of the company’s most significant public announcements to date, introducing a new approach to enterprise software built around AI agents rather than traditional tools operated by human staff.

Under the Wolf Pack model, companies assemble a workforce of AI agents that operate on their behalf rather than simply providing tools for employees to use. A central Director Wolf Agent oversees squads of specialized agents assigned to functions including marketing, operations, manufacturing, and accounting, coordinated in a structure resembling departments within a conventional company. The launch event featured a live demonstration involving 270 of these agents in front of an audience of US businesses, giving attendees a direct look at what a fully agentic company structure could look like in practice.

The platform was unveiled by Hamdek founder Muhammad Afzal, whose company has built a notable position in the enterprise software space centered on the Odoo platform. Hamdek now ranks among the top 40 Odoo implementers in the United States, a position achieved amid significant international competition in that space. The company has developed more than 2,500 features on top of the Odoo platform and published over 50 applications on the official Odoo App Store, serving businesses across multiple international markets.

The Wolf Pack launch adds to a small but growing number of Pakistani technology companies establishing a direct public presence in the US enterprise software market, building on Hamdek’s existing engineering track record within the Odoo ecosystem. With agentic AI systems drawing increasing interest from businesses looking to automate broader categories of work beyond individual tasks, Hamdek’s positioning of Wolf Pack as a complete AI workforce reflects a wider industry shift toward more autonomous, multi agent business software architectures.

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