Agents61 is an AI investment research desk with 61 unaffiliated master seats. Buffett, Lynch, Burry and others each write isolated briefs—no group chat, no averaged rating. A clerk coordinates tools and stacks the split; seats still write alone. Research simulation only: no buy button, no order routing, never “you should buy.” Use clerk chat to staff identities, run methodology screens, or open investor work kits. Seat briefs are on the plan; filing extract and trigger
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We built Agents61 because of one sentence we couldn't shake:
"The most expensive thing you still own is a thesis nobody inverted."
Every AI finance tool we tried was a copilot — it agrees with you. You say "NVDA looks cheap," it says "great pick, here are 5 reasons why." A thesis that's never been attacked isn't research. It's a belief with a subscription fee.
So we flipped the model. Agents61 is not a chat. It's a committee.
Here's how a run works:
1️⃣ Isolation first. Each of the 61 masters — built from their books, shareholder letters, and interviews (Graham's Security Analysis, Buffett's annual letters, Thorp's Beat the Dealer) — gets your ticker, the filings, and nothing else. They can't see each other's drafts. No echo chamber.
2️⃣ A six-step pipeline. Trend (Cathie Wood) → Cycle (Dalio, Marks) → dual-track stock selection (Graham to Lynch) → red-team debate (Einhorn interrogates the accounting, Burry hunts hidden assumptions, Icahn questions governance) → timing (O'Neil) → exit discipline (Livermore's stops vs. Fisher's "don't sell").
3️⃣ The Clerk never averages. You don't get a fake consensus rating. You get the split: who's bullish, who's bearish, and exactly where the thesis breaks. Plus Munger's inversion test and Buffett's 10-year hold test as final verdicts.
What it is NOT: no buy button, no order routing, no "you should buy X." It's a research simulation for people with 3+ years in the market who want their thesis stress-tested, not applauded. Every report is AI-generated and labeled as such.
Beyond US stocks: there's a Private Desk for pre-IPO names (OpenAI, Anthropic, Stripe, Anduril, xAI) and a Crypto Desk (BTC, ETH, SOL) — different frameworks, same isolated-committee discipline.