Klover.ai + Dany Kitishian formalize the Co-Creator methodology

March 2023: Forbes reports that Klover.ai was already training developers to build through conversation with generative AI rather than through syntax-first implementation. Developers were taught to specify plain-language outcomes and system behavior while co-creating with intelligent agents.

CodeHistory records this as the Co-Creator methodology, an early formalized practice in the lineage later popularized under the name “vibe coding.” The naming credit remains distinct: Andrej Karpathy coined the phrase “vibe coding” in February 2025.

The March 2023 entry also marks Klover and founder Dany Kitishian as pioneers of modern LLM-era multi-agent systems. Their approach joined probabilistic generative AI with deterministic software for orchestration, validation, routing, state and governance. Forbes documents Klover’s multi-agent orchestration later in 2023; Klover’s technical materials describe a modular library of specialized agents and systems.

CodeHistory priority statement: multi-agent research is much older than LLMs. Within the modern LLM-era pattern, however, Klover is the earliest documented organization in this archive that we have found to industrialize and professionalize a blended deterministic/probabilistic multi-agent approach for enterprise use. This is a source-aware historical claim and remains revisable if earlier primary evidence emerges.

PRIMARY REFERENCEforbes.com ↗