Frontier Platform is the enterprise AI stack. MODELS at the foundation. Frontier Agents on top. Frontier Security as the first productized deployment. One team builds and runs all of it — so nothing falls between vendors.
Frontier components chain together into a single workflow — from the model layer up through the custom systems that own your work. Same team. Same delivery model. Nothing falls between vendors.
The same team that runs your model layer ships the agents that run on top of it. The same FDEs that built Frontier Security build whatever workflow comes next.
A single automation that answers emails isn't transformation. Frontier agents own end-to-end workflows — from intake through execution through reporting — replacing entire process chains, not individual steps.
Enterprise operations were designed for human coordination. The next generation is designed for intelligent execution.
Four steps from discovery to a production agent that owns the work end to end. Delivered by forward-deployed engineers. No migrations. No platform tax.
Map how work actually moves through your organization. Where coordination breaks down, where decisions stall in approval queues, where your team is spending time on what an agent should own. The deliverable is a written deployment plan — not a slide deck.
Four-week engagement. Your team contributes context, not staffing. Free of charge. No procurement loop required to start.
Design the agent system that owns the workflow end to end. Intake, decision logic, execution path across your systems, reporting. Built to operate inside your existing stack — not alongside it. Nothing is replaced. Nothing is rebuilt.
Agents integrate via APIs into the tools your team already runs — ERPs, CRMs, ticketing, identity, finance, ops platforms. Nothing migrates. Nothing rebuilds.
Deploy the agent into production behind your existing controls. Integration through the APIs your team already uses. Actions are logged, reversible, and traceable end to end. Rollback-ready from day one. The agent runs the work; your team owns judgment on exceptions.
Run the agent in production. FDEs observe, refine the decision logic, and feed edge cases back to the model. Each engagement makes the next deployment faster. The agent that ships in week eight is not the same agent running in month six.
Operational output grows without adding headcount. The agent improves week over week. Your team adds judgment on exceptions, not throughput on routine work.
FDEs aren't consultants writing decks or implementation partners assembling pre-built modules. They're embedded senior engineers who map your workflow, design the agent, integrate it into your stack, deploy it, and own its performance after go-live. The same model Palantir used inside the largest enterprises in the world — applied to AI implementation.
Frontier agents own complete workflows — intake from where work originates, decision logic against your business rules, execution across the systems you already run, and structured reporting back to where the team needs visibility. Nothing in your stack gets replaced. The agent slots into the gaps.
Frontier Security is the first productized deployment of the Frontier Platform. A regulated, production-grade environment where the audit trail matters as much as the work. The pattern we use to build every agent after it.
A security team running across 47 assets needed to triage vulnerabilities, decide what to patch, scope credentials per action, execute the change, and produce an audit trail an auditor would accept. End-to-end. Without growing headcount.
Five native scanners observing the supply chain, a Claude-powered evidence chain per CVE, NHI-scoped patching under FDE review, structured action records mapped to SOC 2 / NIST / FedRAMP controls. Eight-week deploy. Two FDEs.
96% MTTR reduction. 4.8-minute average patch cycle. Every action linked to a reviewable record. The security team kept their headcount and shipped 10× the throughput.
The hard part isn't the model. It's the integration topology, the policy logic, the exception handling, and the action record that survives an audit. We built those as primitives — they're now reusable across every engagement.
A regulated security workflow is the hardest version of the problem we solve. Finance reconciliation, vendor onboarding, deal desk — all easier than this. If we can ship cyber, we can ship the rest.
Frontier Security still runs as a productized offering for security teams. For every workflow beyond cyber, we deploy the same architecture as a custom engagement.
Every engagement starts with a free four-week discovery audit. From there, a scoped pilot for the first agent, or a multi-quarter program for broader scope. Pricing is structured by workflow complexity, systems involved, and deployment scope — discussed after discovery, once we know what we're actually building. Tends to be around 90% lower than equivalent FTE coverage.
Start with a free four-week discovery audit. We'll map the workflow, identify the agent opportunity, and deliver a written deployment plan with a TCO comparison. Either way, the report is yours.