Forerunner.ai

SAE L2

the driver stays the operator

335+

models supported

1 SYSTEM

device + fleet plane · one ledger

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WORKS WITH 335+ MODELS ACROSS 25+ BRANDS

A grey 2021 Ford F-150 Lariat SuperCrew, photographed from the front three-quarter, cut out on a transparent background.
001THE HARDWARE

Meet Ward. The fleet's second pair of eyes.

One windshield unit that carries the cameras and the compute, and a small per-vehicle adapter on the harness. Installed in an afternoon.

Engineering render of the Ward windshield unit: a rounded low-profile housing with two road-facing camera apertures and a status light on the front face, and a mounting pad on top.Coming soon
The windshield unit146 × 156 × 55 mm · behind the mirror
Engineering render of the Ward vehicle adapter: a compact module with two automotive connector ends.Coming soon
The vehicle adapter64 × 44 × 20 mm · per-platform harness

Lane centering

Driver monitoring

Fleet telemetry

Incident replay

FORD F-150 FIRST · FURTHER PLATFORMS FOLLOW THE HARNESS PROGRAM

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002THE FLEET PLANE

One ledger, for the whole fleet.

What each assist did, decided, and cost — replayable line by line. This is the console our agents platform runs today; your fleet lands in it.

The desktop console in dark appearance: a day's ledger of tasks with lanes, venues and per-task costs, a six-agent rail, and headline figures for value returned and spend. The titlebar reads FORERUNNER.

The supervisor

An independent layer between software and wheel. Limits held as data; a fault latches until a person clears it.

Tamper-evident

An unplugged unit is known within the minute. A safety device nobody can quietly defeat is the one your insurer prices.

THE INFRASTRUCTURE UNDER EVERY AGENT

THE PLATFORM AT WORK

The fleet plane, working today.

It staffs standing jobs for businesses right now. Hire one and watch a pass — every step, the lane it used, the fraction of a cent it spent. Fleet receipts land in this same ledger.

Fleet dispatchermorning dispatchthe demo fleet, replayed

TRK-01

2

TRK-02

1

TRK-03

3

TRK-04

4

TRK-05

2

TRK-06

1

TRK-07

2

TRK-08

1

route sheet drafted · drivers notified · 06:00assigns · never rolls a flagged truck

TRK-04 · inspection note · held for you

ROUTE-7 · reassigned to TRK-06 · drafted

06:00 · route sheet out · done

  1. read the overnight board · nine trucks, two flags$0.0003
  2. matched loads to trucks · seven assignments drafted$0.0005
  3. flagged TRK-04 · inspection note from last night$0.0004
  4. built the route sheet · drivers notified at 06:00$0.0006
  5. held TRK-04's assignment · a truck with a flag is your call$0.0010
Receipt0.0s · $0.0000of dispatch$0.0028 the whole run

Your click starts it and your words pick it. The office runs replay recorded fixture runs; the fleet runs are illustrative until pilot receipts replace them — nothing here is a live model call.

Get early accessThe console hires them for real, on your systems. One seat or a team.
003THREE SURFACES

The whole operation, every screen you own.

The whole operation at three depths: the full ledger at your desk, the day's digest in your pocket, the one number that matters on your wrist.

The Forerunner desktop app in dark appearance, the titlebar reading FORERUNNER, titled Atlas, the chief of staff, inbox triage, running daily at $29 a month. Four figures across the top: +$60 returned, 1.1 hours handed back, $1,188 at risk and held, $0.1382 spent to run it. Below them the ledger, newest first, one row per task: 13:26 inbox triage · 31 mail · 4 flagged, lane L1, venue haiku · cached, 9,340 tokens, $0.0007; 13:04 reply drafted re: moq 500 → 800, lane L0, venue sonnet · on-demand, 3,208 tokens, $0.0038. A left rail lists six agents with what each has spent today, and a panel on the right reads “It decided alone.”
Friday on an iPhone, on the cream ground the app opens in. THE DAY SO FAR, Tuesday 14 October, 14 tasks · 4.0h handed back · 3 worth naming, with +$208 in the header. Four agents on a rail beneath it (Chief of staff working, Analyst and Account manager needing you, Night shift watching), and the one that is working opened below as a dark card: Chief of staff, FRIDAY-01 · CONTINUOUS, its trace ticking at “draft started · re: rollout date” over “reading #ops · 3 unread”, then 17:58 digest queued for 18:00, 14:55 reply drafted · #support, 11:03 reply drafted · #ops. Under the trace, inbox triage · 31 mail, cost $0.0088 today · 5 tasks, and two buttons: Interrupt, and Talk. Then a row for Night shift (monitor sweep · checkout, 41m), a row reading “4 things need you. Deploy queue is paused. Resume it?”, and a tab bar: Today, Needs you with a badge of 4, Agents, Ask.
The Friday watch face, near-black: FRIDAY over a large 14, then DONE TODAY, then the two lines it earns: INVOICE #88 CAUGHT, and 4 NEED YOU in amber, all of it inside an amber ring that shows how much of the day has run rather than progress toward a limit. Nothing else on the screen.
01Desk

The console

Every task, the model it picked, and what it cost. Auditable line by line.

02Pocket

The digest

What got done, what needs a human, delivered when you asked for it.

03Wrist

The glance

What the day gave back, and the count that needs you. Nothing else.

You choose the surface and the hour. Forerunner never pages you for something it could have handled.

004THE MACHINE

Some jobs need a computer. So Forerunner gets one.

A full desktop of its own. A browser, real applications, a screen. It is born the moment the job calls for one, works with its own hands, and is gone when the work is done. Want to look over its shoulder? Watch is one click in the console. The live screen, as it happens.

ONE SESSION · 3 STEPS · $0.0359

LIVE
A Forerunner's desktop, captured live: this week's session receipts open in a spreadsheet, the Python that wrote them in an editor below, and a 3D gear the session modeled from code rendering in a CAD viewport on the right.
Captured live from one session, August 10, 2026. It wrote the Python, the Python wrote the spreadsheet, and the code in the third window modeled the gear.
005WHY YOU CAN HIRE FREELY

Hire as many as you need. You never pay one to sleep.

Most tools bill the same whether you use them or not, so you ration them. A waiting agent costs nothing — staff every job that repeats, and instrument every vehicle you run.

<$0.50/mo

TO KEEP ONE WAITING

Idle agents are parked, not running. That is why hiring your tenth costs about what your first did.

24/7

ON SHIFT, EVERY DAY

Nights, weekends, the Tuesday you are out sick. A standing job runs on its own clock, not yours.

100%

OF RUNS RECEIPTED

Priced before it executes, receipted after. Work you did not watch, provable after the fact.

<5s

MEDIAN WAKE-TO-ANSWER

Parked does not mean slow. Measured end to end on our own runs; the slowest tail is still single-digit seconds.

THE LANES

L0Interactive

First token under 3 seconds. Warm capacity, frontier-eligible.ON-DEMAND

L1Soon

Minutes. Cheap-model default, cache-aware scheduling.CACHED

L2Batch

Within the day. Provider batch tiers for everything deferrable.FLAT −50%

L3Opportunistic

Best effort. Open-weight models on spot GPU as the fleet scales.SPOT

ONE TASK, TRACED

dispatch · trace

$ forerunner trace tsk_8f3k2

kindrepo_summarylane L2 · batch

venuehaiku @ batchquality_floor 0.982 ✓

prefix62% cached0.1× input price

cost$0.0009budget_ok ✓

decision cheapest venue clearing the floor; frontier never considered

EVERY DISPATCH DECISION IS REPLAYABLE · PRICE-BOOK VERSIONED

006INTEGRATIONS

It already speaks to everything you use.

Forerunner runs the full OpenClaw integration surface, pinned to a release we test and host. Point a standing job at the tools your team already lives in. No connectors to build, no glue to maintain.

Where your team already talks

  • Slack
  • Discord
  • Telegram
  • WhatsApp
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Signal
  • Google Chat
  • iMessage
  • Matrix
  • Feishu / Lark
  • LINE
  • SMS
  • IRC
  • Mattermost
  • Twitch
  • Voice Call

Models it can route to

  • Anthropic
  • OpenAI
  • Google
  • xAI
  • Mistral
  • DeepSeek
  • Qwen
  • Moonshot / Kimi
  • Groq
  • Cerebras
  • Together AI
  • Fireworks
  • Amazon Bedrock
  • OpenRouter
  • NVIDIA
  • MiniMax

What it can reach for

  • Brave
  • DuckDuckGo
  • Exa
  • Firecrawl
  • Perplexity
  • SearXNG
  • Tavily

Included by default · the managed cloud

Every account stands on Forerunner's virtual cloud from day one. When a job needs infrastructure, its agent provisions it here: born with an owner, a budget and an expiry, inside your own isolated cell.

  • Cloud Run
  • GKE
  • Cloud SQL
  • Pub/Sub
  • BigQuery
  • Vertex AI
  • Cloud Storage
  • Compute Engine

YOUR DESKTOP, INTEGRATED

Full desktop workloads.

Some jobs live on a machine, not in a cloud: driving a browser someone is signed into, working real files and folders, running the tools already installed. The desktop app makes this computer one of your agent's surfaces. Work bound to the machine runs while the machine does.

Download the desktop app

Rolling out through the preview · desktop workloads bill on the same meter as everything else

  • Browser control
  • Files & folders
  • Terminal
  • Screen & screenshots
  • Local apps
  • Everything OpenClaw reaches locally
007EARLY ACCESS

Your work, running ahead of you.

Leave an email and we'll bring you in as capacity opens.

One email when your invite is ready. Nothing else.

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