AI Agents & Automation

There are two clocks, and separating them gives you the accurate answer. The build itself is measured in days. Because OnX builds from a proprietary platform of pre-built production artifacts and cross-industry blueprints rather than starting from a blank page, an agent goes from plain-language description to working software in days, not months.

The full engagement typically runs four to six weeks. That window includes the work that comes before the build: scoping the use case, confirming the agent can reach the data it needs, and clearing security review. Organizations that already know which workflow they are automating and have data access sorted move at the fast end of that range. The Agentic Readiness Advisory exists to compress exactly that front end.

Both paths are viable, and the right answer depends on the engineering capacity you can dedicate to running agents once they are live. Building in-house gives you maximum control but requires people who can handle model selection, integration, security review, monitoring, and ongoing accuracy management as a permanent function, not a project. Working with OnX gives you a consumption-based entry point without embedded engineers sitting on a bench. Most organizations underestimate the operating half of the equation, not the building half.

No. Forge Agents is model-agnostic by design. Agents run on the model and cloud tenancy your organization already uses, whether that is a frontier commercial model, a third-party model, or an open-source model, and whether that runs in a public cloud or fully private infrastructure. OnX does not pick the model. OnX makes the model work. That means no new ecosystem to buy into and nothing to rip out of your existing stack.