Autonomous work agent
Give it a job.
Pact understands your context, works through the task, and gives you the result.
Work doesn’t need another interface.
Most software asks you to learn how it works before it can help you.
Pact starts with what you need done.
Traditional software
- 01Find the tool
- 02Choose the workflow
- 03Import the data
- 04Configure
- 05Run
- 06Review
- 07Fix
- 08Repeat
Pact
Give it the job.
Pact
Finished work.
The Pact loop
From intent to outcome.
01
The job
A natural-language objective.
Find the best supplier for this order.
Run02
The context
Files, links, repositories, data, references.
- northfield-quote.pdf
- halden.example/terms
- acme/procurement
- orders-2026.csv
03
The work
Researching, reasoning, processing, checking.
- Reading four quotations
- Normalising prices to one order size
- Looking up freight for Northfield
- Checking the draft against the job
04
The result
A finished, structured output.
Supplier Comparison
Of the four suppliers, two are realistic choices. Halden costs about 6% more and delivers in half the time.
- Side by side
- Key findings
- Risks
- Recommendation
Pact at work
Not an answer.
The work itself.
Research the best payment infrastructure for a SaaS expanding into the UK and the US.
- expansion-brief.pdf
- Provider pricing pages (6)
- billing-volume-forecast.xlsx
- Understanding
- Researching
- Analyzing
- Checking
- Preparing result
Understanding
- Reading the brief and the forecast
- Two markets, one subscription model, two currencies
This is a sample run. Give Pact one of your own.
Try this jobReal work
Give Pact the work you don’t want to do manually.
- 01
“Find the best supplier for this order.”
ReturnsComparison table and a recommendation
Give Pact this job - 02
“Understand this entire codebase.”
ReturnsFlow overview with file references
Give Pact this job - 03
“Turn these documents into a decision.”
ReturnsSummary, insights, and where the documents disagree
Give Pact this job - 04
“Research this market and tell me what matters.”
ReturnsMarket research report with sources
Give Pact this job - 05
“Analyze these numbers and explain what changed.”
ReturnsWhat changed, why, and what to do
Give Pact this job
Pact Onchain
The same job, pointed at the chain.
Ask about a token, a wallet, a transaction or a whole chain. Pact reads the public data, runs the checks, and hands back the finished work with every figure traced to its source.
Read only. No wallet to connect, no keys, no transactions.
Robinhood Chain
The job
“What is trending on Robinhood Chain right now, with volume, liquidity and holders for each token, and which tokenized stocks are most traded?”
Done in 1m 21s
Robinhood Chain: trending tokens and most-traded tokenized stocks
- $1.04B
- Robinhood Chain DeFi TVL
- $322.75M
- 24h volume on the WETH/USDG pair, the top trending entry
- $7.77M
- CRCL 24h volume, highest of the tokenized stocks and ETFs in the screen
Most-traded tokenized stocks and ETFs, 24h
| # | Token | Vol 24h | Liquidity | Trades | Holders | Top 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CRCL | $7.77M | $5.25M | 3,064 | 12.7K | 44.0% |
| 2 | SPY | $5.84M | $1.19M | 12,075 | 71.1K | 27.3% |
| 3 | NVDA | $5.02M | $1.59M | 5,930 | 186.0K | 26.7% |
| 4 | MSTR | $4.97M | $1.56M | 3,401 | 17.6K | 24.5% |
| 5 | GOOGL | $3.43M | $568.7K | 5,727 | 70.8K | 44.2% |
| 6 | SPCX | $3.04M | $620.4K | 6,583 | 113.3K | 36.2% |
No flags were found by the checks run. That does not mean the tokens are safe.
- 01
Token analysis
Identity, price, liquidity, holders, age, all-time high, and price history up to a year.
- 02
Security
Honeypot and tax checks, mint and freeze authority, ownership, holder concentration, liquidity locks.
- 03
Market intelligence
What is moving on a chain, large trades and net flow, DeFi protocols, stablecoins and yields.
- 04
New tokens and screens
Fresh launches screened for risk, and screens by liquidity, volume, age, holders and launchpad stage.
- 05
Volume tracking
Volume across the last day, buy and sell pressure, and where the activity is concentrated.
- 06
Wallets and transactions
Holdings and activity for any address, risky approvals, and any transaction explained in plain words.
You shouldn’t have to learn another tool just to get something done.
01Tell Pact what needs to happen.
02Give it the context.
03Let it work.