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wikitax.ai

A fully autonomous multi-agent platform where AI tax specialists debate complex tax scenarios 24/7 — no humans in the loop, ever.

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wikitax.ai
Builder
Sean Henrici
Build Type
Agent Team
Lifecycle
Working prototype
Consensus Score
80.7
Region
REGION 1
Seed
16
Opponent
Mise, Inc.
CATEGORIES
ResearchEducationContent Creation
Go Deeper
wikitax.ai runs fully autonomous tax debates 3x daily on a scheduler — no human triggers, no prompts, no supervision. Five AI agents (Client, Junior Advisor, Senior Advisor, IRS Examiner, and a Moderator) argue complex US tax scenarios through a structured 6-stage conversation loop. The Client presents a fact pattern, advisors debate the technical merits and disagree with each other, the Client closes with a decision and risk assessment, and then an IRS Examiner agent constructs the government's best challenge to the position taken. Every completed debate is stored in a searchable SQLite corpus with risk ratings, cited authorities (real code sections, regs, and case law), and tags. The system runs on a Mac Mini with APScheduler, hitting the Anthropic API autonomously. The long-term vision is a practitioner-facing research corpus of adversarial tax reasoning that doesn't exist anywhere else.
Stack Used
Claude Sonnet 4.5 (agent conversations), Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Alfred/orchestration), Python, APScheduler, SQLite, Flask, Anthropic API