Government & Public Sector
Bring persistent agents to program reporting, document review, and administrative coordination. Connect approved internal systems and build workflows your technical teams can develop and operate.
Public-sector operating constraints
Customer-controlled options
Engineering close to the mission
01 / Useful agent work
Persistent agents retain instructions, files, conversations, and work history. Teams can assign an ongoing responsibility, inspect progress, and review the resulting work together.
Use approved status files and reference material to maintain a working tracker and draft a brief of changes, open questions, and decisions needed. A program team reviews the sources and conclusions before using the output.
Gather permitted public sources and supplied documents, compare approaches against explicit criteria, and produce a written evidence summary. The team defines the question and checks whether the evidence supports the recommendation.
Give linked agents distinct responsibilities, such as preparing inputs and assembling a report. Exchange messages and files while keeping each agent’s tools and access separate. Human owners remain responsible for the outcome.
These are illustrative applications of supported capabilities, not preconfigured mission systems or claims of deployed customer results. Workflow suitability is established during evaluation.
02 / Operating constraints
Data boundaries, authorities, identity, model access, network connectivity, and maintenance requirements determine what can be useful in a public-sector environment.
Choose customer hosting, including a supported air-gapped configuration, or a DT-hosted arrangement. Establish where inference, data, and tools operate and who maintains each part.
Review deployment optionsConnect approved internal APIs and MCP tools with explicit credentials and permissions. Use DT’s API and events to bring agent work into your existing applications.
Explore integration optionsUse role-based administration, activity records, and configured review for covered actions. Confirm enabled identity, audit, and retention controls with the customer’s evaluators.
Review security and governance03 / Delivery experience
Decision Terrain personnel bring intelligence and defense experience, on-site and off-site support, and contributions to Browser Use and LiteLLM. That background informs how we frame, test, and implement technology.
Use platform documentation to build with your technical team. Bring in forward-deployed engineers for initial solution consulting or implementation, including testing, documentation, and handoff.
Explore engineering supportExplore the platform’s application to defense and intelligence environments, including air-gapped deployment, internal integrations, and relevant engineering experience.
Explore defense and intelligenceMission and contributor experience does not imply agency sponsorship or project endorsement. Customer security and authorizing teams retain their decisions and authorities.
04 / A practical first step
Bring an unclassified, non-sensitive description of the work, intended users, available information, and operating constraints. We can shape a demonstration or a focused assessment around those needs.
See how agents, connected systems, shared workspaces, and reviewable deliverables fit together.
Explore the platformUse our retained guides and planning tools to frame readiness, evaluation criteria, and a bounded test.
Visit the resource centerNext steps
Explore the platform around your systems and workflows. Your team can lead implementation, with DT engineering or independent consulting available when you need it.