Logic, Inc.
Hey HN, I’m Steve, founder of Logic, Inc (https://logic.inc). Over 16 years on HN, this is my third startup launch! Logic came from years I spent at Brex and Convoy building internal automations for our Ops teams. Every team had detailed SOPs, but automating pieces of them always required engineering time and (often) hacks in Retool or Zapier. We had the thought experiment of “If we take a typical SOP, and make zero changes, how far can the LLM run with it?” and “What would we need in place to have everyone, eng included, comfortable with the end result in a critical path?”. And…
Logic, Inc. launched on October 20, 2025 with 296 votes, #79 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Logic, Inc. automates recurring decisions and reviews by allowing users to write business processes in plain English that can be deployed across various applications. The platform handles tasks like content moderation and invoice processing without requiring coding expertise. It targets organizations looking to streamline repetitive decision-making workflows and reduce deployment time from months to minutes.
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From the sources
Logic automates recurring decisions and reviews. Write your process once in plain English, and automate it anywhere. From content moderation to invoice processing, Logic lets you deploy in minutes, not months.
Ship production AI without building infrastructure. Logic handles prompt engineering, model orchestration, testing, and more - turning your specs into production APIs in minutes.
What you write is what your agent does. Your spec defines behavior, inputs, and outputs. No frameworks, no SDKs, just words. Every agent ships with a built-in test harness. Define expected outputs, run your suite on save, and catch regressions automatically. Every spec change is versioned, diffed, and reversible. Engineers get stable APIs while non-engineers update agent logic through approval workflows, without redeploying or managing prompts in a separate tool. Every agent can be exposed as a strictly typed REST API the moment you save it. Logic auto-generates docs, input forms, and a shareable web UI from your spec. Logic routes each request across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and…from logic.inc
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hey HN, I’m Steve, founder of Logic, Inc (https://logic.inc). Over 16 years on HN, this is my third startup launch! Logic came from years I spent at Brex and Convoy building internal automations for our Ops teams. Every team had detailed SOPs, but automating pieces of them always required engineering time…
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