The Infrastructure for Freight AI

You know AI models and coding tools could change the game for your company, but putting them to work means solving the carrier connectivity layer first. This famously tedious bottleneck eats up dev resources, and is a non-starter for many teams pursuing AI projects.

We built Freight f(x) to resolve this tension. We're building and maintaining the plumbing so you can skip months of custom development and start implementing AI in your company.

Here's how we did it:

Stable carrier connections at agentic speeds

We've distilled a decade of freight tech experience into a team of AI agents. It takes a fraction of the headcount, time, and funding required to build the connectivity layer freight software needs.

Diagram of the Freight f(x) connection pipeline: messy carrier APIs normalized into a clean, standard output for AI tools and builders.

The process

The result

A real Freight f(x) pipeline run — analysis, build, audit, and PR completed in roughly ten minutes.
Captured live: a new carrier connection going from spec to merged PR.

Unlocking capabilities for AI-driven development

Our MCP exposes carrier functions as tools your agents can call. Start building the next generation of freight software:

  • Plug into the agent platforms and coding tools you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, your favorite agent builder framework
  • Design custom workflows without rebuilding the carrier connectivity step
  • Launch new products with our infrastructure as the backbone
An agent using Freight f(x) to book a shipment through a carrier connection — calling the carrier function directly from a chat.

Building for tomorrow's agents

This infrastructure powers your team today, and unlocks your ability to run autonomous agents when they're ready. Long-running agents like OpenClaw and Claude Managed Agents are arriving fast. These agents will need real connections to operate in freight. That's what we built.

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