VisaPilot

VisaPilot replaces the 4–6 month, $20k O-1 process with a 14-day, $2,999 one. Four specialized Claude Sonnet 4.6 agents handle the petition pipeline end-to-end — and a US-licensed partner attorney signs every filing, so it's still a legally compliant petition, not a DIY kit.

The Evidence Analyst agent ingests a founder's CV, GitHub, press mentions, and revenue receipts, then maps each artifact to the O-1 eight evidentiary criteria with citations. The Letter Drafter agent generates the recommendation-letter packs, personalizing tone per recommender. The Petition Drafter agent assembles the I-129 narrative — the part that historically takes attorneys 40+ billable hours. The RFE Responder agent watches USCIS case status and drafts responses if requests-for-evidence land.

The architectural insight is that each agent has a narrow, well-defined output shape — Zod-validated JSON — and they pipe into each other through a Postgres workflow table. This means a partner attorney can intervene at any stage by editing the JSON, and the downstream agents pick up the edit on the next run. No agent autonomy without human checkpoints.

Submitting this to a16z Speedrun SR007 for the May 17 deadline. Pre-revenue but with a signed LOI from a Y Combinator founder cohort for batch petition processing.