AI that manages AI.

Autonomous hierarchies where agents delegate, execute, and verify — with you in command. Production-proven across defense, science, and high-stakes operations.

FORCE Operator Surface 44-agent triad live
44 Active Agents
5-tier Hierarchy
66 Builds Shipped
<5% Failure Rate
7+ Months in Production
5 AI Providers

What makes FORCE different

This is not another agent framework.

Not a flat agent swarm

Most multi-agent systems put agents side-by-side. FORCE runs a five-tier hierarchy where agents delegate to, oversee, and correct other agents.

Not a coding harness

FORCE builds defense systems, scientific software, strategy documents, and federal submissions — not just code completions.

Not just governance

Replay, memory, kill switches, and auditability are built into the execution runtime — not bolted on after the fact.

1.0 Intake

Describe the mission. The fleet takes it from there.

A single prompt enters the system. Council-level agents frame the problem, challenge assumptions, and shape the work before anything fans out.

1.1
Council reasoning

Four oracle-class agents deliberate on intent and approach

1.2
Mission shaping

Ambiguity is resolved before delegation begins

1.3
Operator override

You can intervene, redirect, or refine at any point

2.0 Delegate

Work decomposes through a real chain of command.

The APEX admiral turns intent into directives. Three squadron leads divide the mission into teams. Twenty-seven workers execute in parallel.

2.1
APEX coordination

One admiral manages the entire fleet geometry

2.2
Squadron decomposition

Three leads split work into concurrent streams

2.3
Worker execution

Specialized agents build, search, test, verify, and report

3.0 Execute

Parallel work with multi-model coordination.

Workers operate across five AI providers simultaneously. The hierarchy manages context, handoffs, and quality without central bottlenecks.

3.1
Multi-model fleet

Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, and more in one hierarchy

3.2
Typed tool execution

Read, edit, search, run, inspect, validate — structured actions, not prompt soup

3.3
Persistent memory

Fleet retains context across sessions and missions

4.0 Verify

Results roll up. The operator stays in control.

Supervisors review work before it surfaces. Every action is replayable. Kill switches, escalation paths, and full audit trails are built into the runtime.

4.1
Replay & audit

Inspect any decision, any agent, any moment

4.2
Escalation paths

Bad outputs get caught and corrected structurally

4.3
Live operator surface

Terminals, progress, hierarchy view, intervention controls

What the fleet has built

The proof is in the output.

FORCE is past the demo stage. These systems were built autonomously under real operating pressure.

ARCHON Defense C2

Mission command-and-control surface for autonomous systems coordination.

WATCHMAN Intelligence Fusion

Multi-source intelligence processing and threat analysis engine.

AURORA Space Weather

Orbital decision support and space-weather operations system.

GENESIS Scientific Computing

Seven national-lab-grade systems across physics, materials, and energy.

DOCTRINE Strategic Output

550,000-word naval doctrine manuscript produced through the fleet.

SUBMISSIONS Federal Programs

40+ federal proposals drafted with fleet support across DoD and DOE.

See the fleet in action.

The UI is the proof. Live terminals, chain of command, parallel execution, memory, and full operator visibility in one surface.