Architecture
Mission workflow architecture
Map decisions, users, records, data, tools, approvals, external systems, and prohibited actions before selecting an agent topology.
Government and regulated environments
Bounded machine intelligence for government and regulated environments
Agentic systems in mission and regulated contexts need explicit authority, data boundaries, records, human review, procurement evidence, and subcontract interfaces.
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Capability areas
Workstreams that benefit from specialist depth
The scope can be prime-led, client-direct, or a named subcontract workstream.
Evaluation
Agent evaluation and red-team scenarios
Create representative, degraded, misuse, boundary, and recovery scenarios with traceable results.
Control
Control-plane and records design
Connect identity, policy, authorization, evidence, retention, and incident response around the workflow.
Evidence
Technical evidence packages
Produce architecture, data flow, authority, risk, evaluation, and operating artifacts for review groups.
Teaming
Prime and subcontract support
Define a bounded specialist workstream, interfaces, access, deliverables, acceptance, and proposal evidence.
Integration
Modernization interfaces
Place agentic capability around existing systems without obscuring records, business rules, or operational ownership.
Operating boundary
Authority is an implementation concern
A policy statement is not enough. The system must enforce who may delegate, approve, execute, override, and stop each action class.
- Identity for agents and delegated tasks
- Least-privilege data and tool access
- Separation of recommendation, approval, and execution
- Records for state, messages, tools, policy, and human review
- Containment, shutdown, and incident reconstruction
Start with a bounded decision
Define the specialist workstream before requesting sensitive access.
A public-safe workshop or readiness sprint can produce a bounded scope, evidence plan, and clear workshare.