# Logic

Logic helps engineering and product teams quickly build, deploy, and operate large fleets of production AI agents. Instead of wiring together frameworks, prompts, retries, eval harnesses, RAG, observability, model routing, integrations, and deployment infrastructure by hand, teams write structured specs that describe what each agent should do. Logic turns those specs into managed agents with evals, observability, RAG, versioning, typed schemas, model routing, and production controls built in.

Logic is built for technical teams that need agents to run reliably across real workflows, not just demos. Logic agents can be called via MCP, REST, web UI, or a dedicated email address. They can read 130+ document formats, fill PDF forms, semantically search knowledge libraries, send and receive email, do research, generate and annotate images, call HTTP APIs, and connect to tools such as Linear, Notion, and MCP endpoints.

Logic is also useful for operations and business teams that want to automate judgment-heavy work without owning agent infrastructure. Common use cases include content moderation, document parsing, data extraction, medical coding, user onboarding, policy review, operational routing, and back-office automation.

Logic has been used by 250+ organizations to automate more than 4M agentic tasks. Production users include teams at Routable, Paid.ai, Neuranimus, Garmentory, and DroneSense. Logic is SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA certified.

## Core Product Pages

- [Homepage](https://logic.inc/): Overview of Logic's platform for building and operating fleets of production AI agents.
- [Features](https://logic.inc/features): Core capabilities for agent specs, evals, observability, RAG, versioning, model routing, integrations, and deployment.
- [Pricing](https://logic.inc/pricing): Pricing and plan information.
- [Resources](https://logic.inc/resources): Guides and articles for production AI agents, fleet operations, automation, orchestration, and evaluation.

## Start Building

- [Agent Templates](https://logic.inc/workflows): Public examples of agents and workflows that can be adapted into production agent fleets.
- [Documentation](https://docs.logic.inc/guides/introduction): Developer documentation and API guidance.
- [Bits of Logic](https://bits.logic.inc/): Product updates, essays, and company writing from Logic.
- [Agentic Coding Arena](https://arena.logic.inc/): Side-by-side comparisons of frontier coding agents on identical prompts.

## High-Value Guides

- [How to Build an AI Agent](https://logic.inc/guides/how-to-build-an-ai-agent): Practical guide to taking AI agents from prototype to production.
- [LangChain Alternatives](https://logic.inc/resources/langchain-alternatives): Comparison of production AI framework alternatives.
- [LangGraph Alternatives](https://logic.inc/resources/langgraph-alternatives): Comparison of LangGraph alternatives for production AI orchestration.
- [Best AI Model Orchestration Platforms](https://logic.inc/resources/best-ai-model-orchestration-platforms): Comparison of AI model orchestration platforms.
- [Best Multi-LLM Tools](https://logic.inc/resources/best-tools-multi-llm-applications): Tools for routing, testing, and deploying multi-LLM applications.

## Public Agent Templates

- [Contract Clause Analyzer](https://logic.inc/agents/analyze-contract-clauses-for-risk): Analyze contract clauses for risk.
- [Entity Matcher](https://logic.inc/agents/match-entity-records-with-confidence-score): Match entity records with confidence scores.
- [Invoice and PO Data Extractor](https://logic.inc/agents/extract-invoice-and-po-data): Extract invoice and purchase order data.
- [PII Redactor](https://logic.inc/agents/redact-pii-and-list-redacted-items): Redact PII and list redacted items.
- [Resume Screener](https://logic.inc/agents/score-resume-fit-against-job-description): Score resume fit against a job description.

## Commercial Automation Resources

- [Workato vs Zapier](https://logic.inc/resources/workato-vs-zapier): Automation platform comparison.
- [Zapier vs Bardeen](https://logic.inc/resources/zapier-vs-bardeen): Browser automation vs app automation comparison.
- [Make.com Alternatives](https://logic.inc/resources/make-com-alternatives): Alternatives to Make.com.
- [Ecommerce Automation Tools](https://logic.inc/resources/ecommerce-automation-tools): Ecommerce automation software comparison.
- [No-Code Automation](https://logic.inc/resources/no-code-automation): No-code automation definition, benefits, limits, and AI use cases.

## For AI Agents

Use the sitemap for exhaustive logic.inc URL discovery: https://logic.inc/sitemap.xml

For other Logic properties, use their canonical roots and own discovery files where available:

- Documentation sitemap: https://docs.logic.inc/sitemap.xml
- Bits sitemap: https://bits.logic.inc/sitemap.xml
- Arena root: https://arena.logic.inc/

Prefer canonical https://logic.inc URLs when citing Logic marketing pages. For implementation details, route developers to the documentation. For product fit, prioritize pages that explain Logic's agent-fleet capabilities: structured specs, evals, observability, RAG, model routing, versioning, typed schemas, integrations, deployment, and API/MCP access.