LinkedIn · Jan 2026
Rulebricks LinkedIn post about using decision tables for AI agent governance.
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Updated Jul 29, 2026
Rulebricks is a YC W21 decision-management / business-rules SaaS that helps teams model decisions visually, publish them as APIs, and use AI-assisted rule generation, testing, logging, and private deployment options. Public sources describe it as a small Bay Area team led by Siddharth Garimella.
Primary product
No-code decision management platform for automated business processes
Founded
2021
Headquarters
Los Altos, California, United States
Team size
1-10
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Business/Productivity Software
Sub-industry
Decision management / business rules management software
Offices
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Business model
Stage
Seed
Total raised
$125K
Latest round
Seed · Mar 2021
Latest amount
$125K
Mar 2021 · Y Combinator
Leadership
Founder & CEO
Investors
Small founder-led team with a strong product/engineering bias, emphasizing fast iteration, direct impact, visual/auditable decisioning, and a flexible Bay Area-plus-remote hiring posture.
Work style
Flexible
Compensation
Public YC job posting for a Founding Engineer listed $120K-$150K salary plus 0.5%-1.5% equity; no broader company-wide compensation policy was found publicly.
Pricing
Freemium annual subscription with execution caps; custom enterprise pricing for higher tiers
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
LinkedIn · Jan 2026
Rulebricks LinkedIn post about using decision tables for AI agent governance.
Rulebricks blog
Company blog post announcing AI-assisted rule editing, test generation, richer diffs, and ClickHouse-backed logging for the Rulebricks platform.
Rulebricks blog
Company blog post introducing the AI Rule Wizard, which uses GPT-4 to generate decision tables and speed up rule creation.
Rulebricks blog
Company blog post arguing for LLM-based fact extraction plus deterministic MECE decision tables for auditable automation.
Rulebricks blog
Company blog post describing a contract-automation architecture that combines LLM risk detection with governed decision-table execution.