A LangGraph pipeline of 28+ Claude agents — CTO, architect, security, compliance officer — generates a fintech product with code, tests and an EU AI Act / DORA / MiCA audit pack. AI-Agent Bank in beta. Web3 + AI verticals on the roadmap.
LangGraph state machine — 8 fixed stages with checkpoints, security gates, and a human-readable audit trail. Every run follows the same proven process.
Separate agent teams per vertical. Fintech agents know FIX, MiFID, pre-trade risk. Crypto agents know reentrancy, oracles, MEV. Not templates — specialists.
The board populates itself. The wiki writes itself. Security reviews on its own. CI/CD scaffolds itself. Code is one output of seven.
A LangGraph state machine coordinates every agent through 8 fixed stages with built-in checkpoints. No black box — full agent log, cost breakdown and audit trail for every run.
Detect pipeline type, load domain config, bootstrap state
Deep reasoning: architecture debate, security review, meta-critique
Specialists per vertical — fintech, crypto, AI, infrastructure
High-frequency tasks: DevOps config, cost tracking, formatting
8 fintech products shipping today, each with dedicated domain agents carrying production-grade knowledge — FIX protocol, MiFID II, KYC/AML. Includes AI-Agent Bank (beta): an EU AI Act–compliant pipeline where AI agents themselves are first-class banking customers. Crypto and AI verticals on the roadmap; previews below.
The ai-agent-bank pipeline ships a full design including DID-based agent identity, agentic KYC, stablecoin payment rails, and multi-sig governance — with a mandatory EU AI Act + DORA compliance pack generated automatically. Preempts Catena Labs positioning.
W3C DID + Verifiable Credentials for every AI agent. did:web primary, eIDAS 2.0 wallet.
Tiered onboarding: model fingerprint → capability proofs → behavioural monitoring.
USDC / EURe stablecoin + CBDC adapter + SWIFT fallback. IVMS101 Travel Rule built in.
6 AI-specific scenarios: prompt injection, runaway loop, hallucination, capability creep, model drift, supply-chain.
m-of-n threshold-sig over agent decisions. Timelock. Append-only audit log. Kill-switch.
Mandatory compliance review: Articles 6, 9–15. DORA ICT risk. MiCA. AML5/6. Evidence pack generated.
Choose your level of control. Gates pause the pipeline at critical decision points — a kanban card appears with a GitHub link so you can review the code before approving.
Two checkpoints: architecture sign-off and final ship approval.
The execution graph shows every agent, every stage, every output in real time. Streaming console gives a live feed of agent reasoning.
Six integrated modules, built around the agent pipeline. Each one kept in sync with the live run state.
Live workflow status · recent runs · quick switcher
Pipeline type · goal & config · run history per project
Execution graph · streaming console · artifacts
Auto-populated by domain agents · status tracking
PRD · arch · API docs · data models · always synced
Per-agent cost · token usage · traditional-team compare
Three tiers — start free, pay only when AI ships actual code. Enterprise gets bespoke compliance frameworks and on-prem deploy.
Explore what AI engineering can ship. Bring your own LLM key.
Avg cost per pipeline: $0.50–$2 in LLM tokens · Free tier covers your first 30 builds