The autopilots

Eight autopilots. One company.

Every back-office job at FormBridge is owned by a dedicated AI agent built against the same contract — a defined outcome, its own tools, reproducible decisions, and a published cost budget. Not chatbots. Not copilots. Autopilots.

Formation

84 runs · 30d

Success: 97%
p95 cost: $0.34

Last run · 7m ago

EIN

79 runs · 30d

Success: 94%
p95 cost: $0.12

Last run · 22m ago

Banking

68 runs · 30d

Success: 92%
p95 cost: $0.41

Last run · 48m ago

Payments

52 runs · 30d

Success: 89%
p95 cost: $0.46

Last run · 2h ago

Bookkeeping

412 runs · 30d

Success: 99%
p95 cost: $0.08

Last run · 3m ago

Tax

41 runs · 30d

Success: 96%
p95 cost: $2.84

Last run · 2h ago

Compliance

187 runs · 30d

Success: 98%
p95 cost: $0.18

Last run · 11m ago

Co-pilot

924 runs · 30d

Success: 99%
p95 cost: $0.04

Last run · 1m ago

The autopilot contract

Six rules every agent must pass.

If a proposed agent can't meet all six, it doesn't ship. This is how we keep the product honest.

Rule 1
Defined outcome
Every agent names the artifact it produces — a filed Articles of Organization, a reconciled P&L, a signed 1120. If there's no clear outcome, there's no agent.
Rule 2
Owns its tools
Each agent calls registered-agent APIs, IRS submission, Plaid, banking portals directly through MCP tool servers. Not a chatbot handing work off to a human team.
Rule 3
End-to-end on the happy path
No user nudging required once the agent starts. You kick it off; it finishes. Interruptions only happen for real inputs the agent genuinely needs.
Rule 4
Escalates on uncertainty
Below the published confidence threshold, or on unsupported jurisdictions, work routes to an ops operator. No improvising on regulated matters.
Rule 5
Reproducible decisions

The lineup

Every agent, with receipts.

Cost budget is what we assert in CI — if an agent runs above the p95 target, the test fails. Escalation rules and out-of-scope lines are published here so you know exactly what you're paying for and what you're not.

Agent 01 · Wave 2

Formation

Entity + jurisdiction + filing

Cost budget (p95)

$3.00 per run (p95)

Model

Claude Sonnet 4.6 — Opus for complex multi-jurisdiction recommendations

Outcome

A filed legal entity in your chosen jurisdiction, with Articles and Operating Agreement in your vault.

The Formation Agent interviews you in the onboarding wizard, recommends the right entity and jurisdiction with tradeoffs cited from the jurisdiction rules engine, drafts your Articles and Operating Agreement, and files them via a registered-agent partner API. It tracks state acknowledgement and hands off to the EIN Agent when filing completes.

How we prove it

Evals, budgets, audit trails.

Every agent ships with ≥20 eval cassettes — real recorded LLM traces replayed in CI on every change. New prompts have to beat the cassette baseline before they deploy.

Every agent has a cost budget asserted in tests. If the p95 cost of a run exceeds the published number, the build fails. That's how we keep the unit economics honest over time.

Every LLM call is logged as an AgentRun with prompt, tools, output, cost, latency, and outcome. Customers can export their own agent history. Ops can replay failures. Admin can set kill switches per agent, per jurisdiction.

See them actually running.

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