Agent agency
Xispe designs, integrates and runs agents for companies. The same way of working powers our own product, De Olho no Fundo.
fnet-sync
Finds the new document on FNET, B3’s official filing system.
extract-pdf | extract-xml
Turns the PDF into text and the XML into fields.
analyze-document
Summarizes what changed for the unitholder, with impact and relevance.
Off format or sounds like advice: it fails and retries.
notify-document
Alerts everyone following the fund, with a link to the original.
We take a repetitive job that eats up your team’s time, like reading documents, triaging requests or drafting replies, and build the agent that does it and hands back a result your systems can use.
In De Olho no Fundo Every document becomes validated JSON, with a summary, the direction of the impact and a relevance score from 1 to 5.
We connect the agent to your company’s data and tools. With MCP, the open protocol that gives AI assistants access to tools, your system can also serve your customers’ own agents.
In De Olho no Fundo An MCP server with 11 tools, from reading a document to setting up alerts, with API tokens and read or write permissions.
An agent needs an owner after launch. We track cost, failures and quality, and tune the prompt and the model based on what the numbers show.
In De Olho no Fundo A monthly spending cap, fallback models, Discord alerts and a quality report by pipeline stage and prompt version.
Our own product
Our product for people who invest in Brazilian real estate and agribusiness funds. A portfolio of 15 funds publishes around 50 documents a month on FNET, the official filing system of B3, the Brazilian stock exchange, and a management report runs 26 pages on average. The agents read all of it and tell unitholders what changed.
Pre-launch
Visit De Olho no FundoThe product is for Brazilian investors, so its site is in Portuguese.
Management report, material fact or dividend notice: it reads the whole document and writes, in a few lines, what changed for the unitholder.
Through the MCP server, Claude Code, Cursor and other assistants our users already have search the documents and compare dividends right in the conversation.
The API, the pipeline, the web app, the Android app and the product’s own website were built pairing with coding agents. So was this site.
Figures as of November 3, 2026.
De Olho no Fundo does not give investment advice: it summarizes what the funds published and keeps the original document one click away.
Dividends, record dates and net assets are read straight from the XML filing and override whatever the model wrote.
Every response is validated. If it is off format, or reads like investment advice, the step fails and retries.
Agents can be wrong, and we tell our users so. Every summary links to the original document.
Model spend is measured per analysis and capped every month. The agent only runs where someone will read the result.
Models get retired and prices change. The main and fallback models live in configuration, and comparing them takes a single command.
Every analysis can be voted on, and the votes are broken down by prompt version and by model.
Tell us what the job is, who does it today and how long it takes. We’ll tell you whether an agent can handle it, even when the answer is no.
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