For anything that keeps coming back

If you can describe how you handle it, Frontier can build the agent for it.

Describe the work in plain English and Frontier builds the agent: what it reads, what it looks for, what it prepares. Every page on this site is one such agent; here are three more.

The examples on this page are three agents people described, one worked through. Yours does what you describe.

Grant applications: you write

Review every grant application against our programme criteria. Check eligibility and budget, flag missing attachments, and prepare a summary for the panel.

Frontier buildsGrant application review
  • Registered charity or CIC
  • £5k to £25k
  • North West
  • Accounts attached
  • Safeguarding policy
Warranty claims: you write

Review every warranty claim against our policy. Check the purchase date and photos, flag exclusions, and prepare the decision for the claims team.

Frontier buildsWarranty claim review
  • Purchased within 24 months
  • Fault covered
  • Photos attached
  • Serial number
  • No prior repair
Speaker proposals: you write

Review every talk proposal against this year’s tracks. Check the speaker’s experience, flag vendor pitches, and prepare a shortlist for the committee.

Frontier buildsTalk proposal review
  • Fits a track
  • Has spoken before
  • Not a vendor pitch
  • Abstract under 300 words
  • Slides or video linked

Three jobs, three agents, one way of describing them. Each gets its own page for people to send to, and its own criteria.

The work has a shape, even if it has no name.

Something arrives, someone reads it against what you care about, something gets prepared. If your work has that shape, Frontier can hold it.

  • What arrives
    • Grant applications, warranty claims, speaker proposals
    • Insurance claims, planning objections, scholarship applications
    • Anything sent to a shared inbox and read by a person
  • Read against
    • Eligibility and policy
    • Budget ranges and thresholds
    • Required attachments
    • The priorities you would struggle to write down, until you do
  • What is prepared
    • A summary for a panel or a committee
    • A decision, prepared for the person who makes it
    • The chase for what is missing

The criteria exist, in someone’s head.

Writing them down once is most of the work. After that, correct a result and Frontier proposes the change; nothing changes until you approve it, and every version is kept.

Your correctionon Riverside Collective

Requests above £25k aren’t automatically out. Flag them for the panel instead of archiving.

Frontier proposesGrant application review · v4
  • Archive requests above £25,000.
  • Flag requests above £25,000 for the panel instead of archiving them.

Questions people ask us.

  • How do I know if my work fits?

    If it keeps coming back and you can describe how you handle it, it fits. Some jobs are a check against criteria, some are a collection, some are a summary for someone else. Bring us an example and we will tell you in the call.

  • How long does it take to set up?

    Describe the work in a paragraph and Frontier drafts the agent: what it does, what it checks, the page people send to. You review and edit before it goes live.

  • Can it research?

    Your choice, per agent. Turn it on where public context helps, like a charity register or a company website, and every finding carries its source. Leave it off where it would not.

Built for whatever keeps coming back.

People send through your page without an account. What they send is private to your workspace, encrypted and never used to train models.

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What kind of work keeps coming in?

Bring us a real example and we’ll show you how Frontier would handle it.

WadyFounder of Cothonis