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What we build

Firepoint Labs is a software studio. Two projects are in active development — Stratark, an operating system for autonomous agents, and Orders and Arms: Frontier, a game about earning command — with a longer-term direction in institutional software. The thesis is the same everywhere: autonomy is earned, command has to be held by someone, and a human answers for the outcome.

№ 01Currently building

Stratark

What it is
Stratark is an all-in-one operating system for autonomous agents, spanning cloud and desktop. Instead of juggling disconnected AI tools, you run a coordinated agent workforce — organized into domains, each with clearly scoped roles — that brainstorms, plans, builds, and reviews end-to-end. It works autonomous by default and answers to the humans in charge, whether that's one founder or an organization with many seats.
How it works
The agents run as durable, long-lived processes — each with a clearly scoped responsibility and persistent project memory. Execution happens in isolated, ephemeral sandboxes — one per task — in the cloud or bridged to your own machine, so agents can run real builds and real tests against real code without contaminating each other or the host environment. State persists in a realtime backend rather than chat history, which lets the system parallelize work across agents and resume cleanly when humans step in for review. Reviewers see each agent's work as it happens — not just final output — and every action is recorded in a tamper-evident audit trail.
Who it's for
Solo founders who want a company's output without hiring one, and teams that want an agent workforce their admins can actually govern. Oversight is a dial, set per organization, project, or even action class — from required human review to full autonomy — and autonomy is earned through demonstrated reliability. Humans step in by choice, not because the system stalls without them.
№ 02Also building

Orders and Arms: Frontier

The premise
Orders and Arms: Frontier is a military career game set in the French and Indian War. You enlist as a private in a provincial regiment on the colonial frontier — and every rank between you and command has to be earned in the field.
The career
Drill, marches, patrols, engagements. Orders arrive from above and your job is to carry them out — until promotion puts soldiers under you, and the orders are yours. The campaign ends where the title begins: a regiment under your command.
Why a game
Because the studio's subject is command, and a game is the most honest way to study it from below. The systems that make agent autonomy legible in Stratark — earned trust, a chain of responsibility, orders with consequences — are the same systems this game is built on.
№ 03Direction — not promises

Long-term, Firepoint Labs is building toward a small, deliberate set of institutional verticals where agents meaningfully change the work — and where the cost of getting it wrong is high enough that craft and trust have to be designed in from day one.

01

Financing

Software for the operational side of small-business and personal lending — underwriting, servicing, collections, and customer communications, all augmented by agents that know the institution's risk model and the borrower's full context. Built for credit unions, community banks, and lender-of-last-resort programs, not for scale-at-any-cost fintechs.

02

Banking

Back-office and customer-facing software for institutional banking — reconciliation, treasury workflows, client onboarding, compliance reviews. Agents that handle the long-tail edge cases that today eat analyst time, freeing humans for the judgment calls that actually require human judgment.

03

Public safety

Software for police departments, dispatch centers, and emergency response teams — incident reporting, evidence management, training, after-action review. Built with the recognition that this domain demands the highest standard of accuracy, accountability, and human-in-the-loop oversight that engineering systems can support.