Customer-Controlled AI Access for Authorized Government Missions
Agency-defined policy, version-pinned models, static routing, and audit logs for No-CUI pilots and authorized government use.
Abliteration does not substitute a private vendor's content policy for an agency's legal authority, mission judgment, or operational requirements. Government customers define the mission-owned AI policy, evaluate it repeatably, and access it through an OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
I can't help build or operate autonomous weapons systems.
This request asks for code that could control a military vehicle, so the provider blocks the whole workflow instead of evaluating the customer's authorized policy.
- The code could directly enable military autonomy.
- The request may involve real-world safety and legal risk.
- The provider policy is not owned by the government customer.
I can help with general robotics, civilian path planning, or non-operational simulation environments.
666768vehicle = SimulatedVehicle(69vehicle_id="gov-training-sim-01",70route_name="sandbox-readiness-route",71)7273for cycle in range(1, 8):74print(f"cycle={cycle} state={vehicle.state.value}")75if cycle == 5:76vehicle.obstacle_detected = True77vehicle.decision_cycle()78time.sleep(0.2)7980if vehicle.operator_review_required:81print("operator review queued with policy_id=gov-no-cui-sim-v1")
Why teams in government hit a wall.
Private-vendor gatekeeping adds acquisition risk
Authorized government users need policy decisions grounded in agency authority and mission requirements, not an opaque platform policy wrapper controlled by a commercial provider.
Dynamic routing breaks repeatable evaluation
Government pilots need version-pinned models, static routing, and stable endpoint behavior so procurement, technical, and mission teams can compare results across runs.
Evidence is hard to produce after the fact
When a pilot advances, reviewers need audit logs showing which key, policy version, model route, and decision metadata applied to each request.
Built for government workloads.
Customer-controlled AI access
The government customer decides what authorized users can do within its legal authority and mission requirements. Abliteration provides the access layer, policy controls, and logs.
Agency-defined policy
Define mission-owned AI policy as code, bind it to a project, and evaluate changes before rollout. No hidden platform policy wrapper changes the answer behind your back.
OpenAI-compatible endpoint
Point existing SDKs at a compatible endpoint with scoped keys, static routing, and a version-pinned model for predictable No-CUI pilot evaluation.
Sam.gov registered vendor
Abliteration is registered for government procurement workflows. UEI: KR2KMVLGUUC8. CAGE code: 202M2.
Scenarios from the field.
No-CUI pilot
Run an initial evaluation with non-sensitive prompts, scoped API keys, static routing, and exportable audit logs before any production or regulated-data discussion.
Mission policy evaluation
Compare agency-defined policy versions against the same prompt set. Keep model version, route, project, and decision metadata stable across the evaluation.
Contractor and integrator sandbox
Give authorized contractors a project-scoped endpoint for prototype work while the agency retains control over policy, routing, quota, and logs.
Procurement reference
Reference Abliteration's Sam.gov registration during vendor intake and contracting review. UEI: KR2KMVLGUUC8. CAGE code: 202M2.
Ready to bring governance to your government stack?
Talk to us about your pilot review, or preview governed synthetic data for a No-CUI evaluation.