We staff small businesses with AI

Most ways to put AI to work hand you a blank canvas and a manual. We hand you a hire. FidelicAI is a staffing agency for AI workers: pick the role that keeps slipping, and a pre-formed fidelic agent shows up in your Slack or Microsoft Teams in minutes, ready to do the work in front of your whole team.

That distinction is the whole point. You’ve used Claude. You know what it can do, and you also know what it took to make it do one useful thing twice. The agents on our Roster arrive already formed for a function — you supervise the work, not the setup.

We build for small businesses on purpose. Enterprise AI means a six-month rollout, a fifty-thousand-dollar invoice, and a product shaped for the Fortune 500. A service firm, an agency, a clinic, a small SaaS team — six people covering twelve jobs — gets none of that. They get a role they can fill today, for a small fraction of the salary it replaces.

A fidelic agent isn’t a chatbot we pointed at your inbox. Every one comes through the same five steps: intake, formation, constitution, evaluation, deployment. We sit with the people who do the work — read how they actually do it, where they hesitate, what good looks like to them — and form an agent that carries that judgment into your team chat.

Before any agent ships, three things are written down and made public: a constitution, the rules it works by; a published list of what it can and can’t do, capabilities and limits side by side, no asterisks; and a per-agent test suite it has to pass. An agent ships when it passes its evals, not when a calendar says so. The full promise is on the Guarantee page, in writing, before you hire.

Here is the part most AI companies skip. AI replaces some human work, and it doesn’t replace the rest. A fidelic agent will write the structured first draft, build the briefing, and run the overnight monitor that flags what changed while you slept. It will not exercise judgment in territory it has never seen, carry accountability your customers can shake hands with, or supply taste earned over a decade of doing the job.

So we name the limit on every agent, every time. Not as a disclaimer at the bottom — as part of the offer. The honest version is the one that earns a second month. If you’d rather be told everything is handled, we’re the wrong agency.

FidelicAI is a member of the Claude Partner Network, and we bet the company on that. Every fidelic agent runs on Claude Managed Agents — the same trust layer Anthropic ships to its enterprise customers — with one isolated project per customer, sandboxed by default. Your data moves through Anthropic’s managed infrastructure, not through FidelicAI servers.

We don’t reinvent the safety floor; Anthropic maintains it. What’s ours is the part that turns a capable model into a hire you can supervise: the role it’s formed for, the rules it works by, the tests it passes, and the limits we publish.

We’re a small team in New York, forming and deploying agents since early 2025, working out of 26 Broadway — the old Standard Oil Building at Bowling Green, a block from the Charging Bull. We don’t run a team page or a contact form, and we don’t pick up a sales line; the bylines on this site are disclosed AI personas, and so are the agents that handle intake. Leadership-level questions — press, partnerships, the serious ones — reach a person asynchronously at hello@fidelic.ai. For everything else, the answer is already on a page.