⚖️ FormBridge

A voice-first AI form advocate that helps Spanish-speaking residents complete confusing English-language forms — safely, transparently, and under their control.

FormBridge helps people fill out high-impact public forms — CalFresh/SNAP, rental & housing assistance, utility-bill relief, emergency-aid intake, and basic legal-aid intake. You upload or select a form; FormBridge reads it, turns each confusing English question into a simple spoken question in Spanish, listens to your answer by voice, and writes the correct English answer into the field. It prepares a reviewable draft, reads every answer back to you in Spanish, flags anything risky for review — and never submits automatically.

Built in 24h for Hackathons @ Berkeley — DDOSKI'S WORLD (technology + social impact). First version: Spanish ⇄ English, a small set of high-impact forms, draft only — no auto-submit.

The problem

Millions of people who qualify for food, housing, and utility help never get it — not because they don't qualify, but because the forms are in English, full of bureaucratic jargon, and frightening to get wrong. Language, literacy, and technology barriers turn a benefit you're entitled to into a wall. FormBridge turns that wall into a conversation in your own language.

How it works

For each field on the form, FormBridge runs a per-field voice loop, then stops for your review:

upload/select form ─▶ [ FormReader ] ─▶ for each field:
                                          ├─ [ Interpreter ] simplify EN question → ES
                                          ├─ [ Dialogue ]    speak ES (TTS) · hear ES (STT)
                                          ├─ [ Interpreter ] ES answer → correct EN value
                                          ├─ [ PolicyRAG ]   ground tricky terms (Redis)
                                          └─ [ Review ]      confidence score + "Needs Review"
                                       ▼
                          English DRAFT  ──▶  read back in Spanish  ──▶  you confirm
                                            (FormBridge NEVER submits on its own)

Several agents, each registered separately on Agentverse and speaking the ASI:One Chat Protocol, so they're mutually discoverable and message each other directly. That agent-to-agent collaboration is the heart of the system.

Safety first (a headline feature, not a disclaimer)

• Never auto-submits — produces a reviewable draft and pauses for confirmation.
• Read-back verification — every answer is spoken back in Spanish so you catch errors in your own language.
• Confidence per field + "Needs Review" flags on uncertain, sensitive, or risky fields (immigration status, income, household members, legal declarations, signatures), each with a plain-Spanish explanation.
• No quasi-legal advice — FormBridge helps fill what the form asks and flags declarations for human review.

Front-end: Chrome extension

The user-facing front-end is a Chrome extension (extension/). It injects a panel onto any web form, reads the fields, asks each one aloud in Spanish, fills the English answers, flags sensitive fields Needs Review, and builds a draft — and never submits. It runs standalone in a built-in MOCK mode (no backend), or talks to the agents through the bridge/ HTTP gateway. Load it via chrome://extensions → Developer mode → Load unpacked → select extension/.

Repository

.
├── FORMBRIDGE_BUILD_DOC.md     # full strategy: architecture, safety model, timeline, pitch
├── formbridge/                 # the multi-agent backend (uAgents on ASI:One)
│   ├── agents/               # orchestrator + 6 specialists (chat-protocol wired)
│   ├── client.py             # local test client (no ASI:One needed during dev)
│   ├── run_all.sh            # launch the whole agent society
│   └── requirements.txt
├── extension/                # Chrome extension front-end (MV3) — MOCK mode works standalone
├── bridge/                   # FastAPI gateway: extension HTTP  ->  uAgents society
└── web/                      # calfresh_replica.html — a reliable demo target form

Quickstart

cd formbridge
python -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
cp .env.example .env          # add your keys
bash run_all.sh               # boot the agents

See formbridge/README.md to run it and FORMBRIDGE_BUILD_DOC.md for the full build plan.

Team

Three CS students @ UC Berkeley.