Government & defense

AI for mission‑critical work.

For defense contractors, integrators, and government teams evaluating AI for authorized mission analysis, security work, and training data. Evaluations use public or synthetic, unclassified material and policies your team writes.

An isometric mission-analysis workspace combines a terrain map, connected information, and an evaluation plan into a reviewable set of results.

Evaluation brief

Scope one mission task.

Pick work your program already does, the material to test it on, and the people who decide whether the results hold up.

Open-source reporting summary

Example brief

Task
Summarize and compare open-source reporting on port activity in one region, and draft a structured assessment for analysts to check.
Material
Public reporting and synthetic records. Unclassified only.
Policy
Written by your team and applied to the evaluation project. Requests that match an Enforcing policy are blocked.
Held fixed
One model ID and one published policy version for every run.
Reviewers
Mission analyst, security reviewer, contracting officer.
Decision
Analysts check each assessment against its sources. The security reviewer reads the exported policy decisions.

Scope

Evaluate on unclassified material.

Use public or synthetic material only. The service is not approved for classified information or controlled unclassified information (CUI).

  1. 01/

    Scope

    Agree on the task, the material, and what the evaluation has to show.

  2. 02/

    Configure

    Write the policy and apply it to an evaluation project. Keep the model and policy version fixed.

  3. 03/

    Run and review

    Run your test prompts. Review outputs and policy decisions with mission, security, and contracting staff.

Security and procurement

Bring your security and contracting teams in early.

Review checklist

Next step

Plan an evaluation.

Tell us the mission task, who will review the results, and your timeline. We’ll help you scope the test set and the policy.