Install a local-first AI bundle for accounting, finance, analytics, or a focused business process. Every bundle is $0 during beta. You provide your intended use and agree to share honest follow-up feedback—no credit card and no credentials.
Start narrow or install a complete operating toolkit. List prices are retained for the post-beta release; today’s beta price is $0 in return for feedback.
Three to five focused skills for one business outcome, compiled for Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or a portable manual layout.
A local analytics workspace with source contracts, reusable workflows, operator skills, notebooks, and verified reports.
A local finance command center for cash, forecasting, variance, profitability, working capital, close, controls, and management reporting.
A 55-skill local accounting pack where long-running work becomes a queue of sealed, narrow, evidence-bound judgment cases.
Before download, tell us what you intend to test. After using the bundle, rate it and describe the friction, gaps, or result. That evidence shapes the paid release.
One entity, period, currency, subject, question, verdict set, evidence packet, authority owner, and budget per case.
Preparer, skeptic, and policy guard work independently. Material cases require approved model-family diversity when available.
No majority auto-approval. Minority reports stay attached and ambiguity routes to a named human.
Every recommendation traces to exact claims, hashes, policy versions, deterministic tools, and pass identities.
Version one does not post journals, pay bills, process payroll, file taxes, close periods, or make assurance conclusions.
Files, DuckDB analytics, SQLite judgment state, scripts, adapters, documentation, and skills install on your machine.
No. Beta price is $0. The Accounting Agent Toolkit’s planned post-beta list price is $199.
A meaningful intended use before download, follow-up consent, and a post-use rating and note.
No. The website needs configuration only. Add source files locally after download.
No. Tribunal results are recommendations and consequential decisions remain with a named human.
Yes. Every financial connector has a file fallback, and BILL prefers CSV during version one.
The operator-controlled beta flag can be retired without changing retained list prices or paid tenant APIs.