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Terminal X encodes senior investors' judgment into firm-owned AI agents, with an Eval Agent that checks mandate fit
In an OpenAI customer story, Terminal X says its engineers, former finance professionals, spend weeks with each investment firm encoding how its senior investors screen and write memos into agents the firm owns, deployed on-premise or in its own cloud. An Eval Agent grades the agents' output against a 54-criterion rubric to catch recommendations that stray from a fund's mandate. Terminal X says one private equity firm reported $2.4 million in annualized savings on due diligence and memo workflows.
It frames AI in an investment firm as keeping senior judgment when people leave, and puts a measurable check on mandate fit in front of IC work.
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OpenAI · openai.com · Found in the news · source checked Oct 20, 2026
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