Security approval
Documentation pre-written
A full security plan in the federal machine-readable format, keyed to the federal control catalog, ships with every release.
§ FOR GOVERNMENT & CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
Mission AI, on your infrastructure.
Writ is built for teams that need AI where a public cloud is not an option — federal agencies, defense programs, allied governments, intelligence contractors, utilities, telecoms, and other operators of critical systems.
§ AUDIENCE
Who this is built for.
Federal agencies
Civilian agencies with moderate or high sensitivity data, looking to add AI without creating a public-cloud dependency.
Department of Defense
Program offices, software factories, and coalition-facing teams that need AI under their own accreditation boundary.
Intelligence and security
Teams that cannot send their information — ever, at any classification — to a third-party cloud.
Allied partners
Allied governments needing sovereign AI capability. Coalition operations without creating a shared central system.
Utilities and energy
Grid operators, water systems, and energy producers needing AI that stays inside the operational network.
Telecom and transport
Carriers, rail, and aviation operators facing supply-chain and sovereignty rules similar to the federal ones.
§ WHY IT FITS
Four things public-sector teams consistently ask for.
Encryption
Future-proof today
Writ already uses the new government-standard encryption that most platforms are still planning to add.
Hardware
Runs on what you have
Laptops to hardened field servers to data centers. Intel, AMD, ARM, and Apple Silicon — no appliance contract required.
Supply chain
Every part accounted for
Each release ships with signed evidence of who built it, what's inside, and how it was tested.
Accredited-Ready Security Package
CNSA 2.0 Aligned PQC today
Air-Gap Friendly No cloud needed
100% OSS No subscription
§ USE CASES
What teams build with it.
01
Mission-support AI
Search, summarize, classify, and draft across the documents your analysts already work with — without sending any of it outside your network.
02
Back-office modernization
Process forms, route requests, and assist case workers. The same AI that helps an analyst helps a benefits officer.
03
Tactical and disconnected operations
Run the platform on a hardened field server. Sync updates when a link opens. No cloud dependency.
04
Cross-partner and coalition work
Let an allied partner ask a question without sharing your underlying data. Keep your sensitive records at home.
05
Critical infrastructure monitoring
Forecast, detect anomalies, and generate reports from operational data. No third-party cloud touches the telemetry.
06
Training and simulation
Build mission rehearsals and training scenarios with the same platform that supports production operations.
§ ROLLOUT
How a program typically rolls out.
Week 2
First demo
A single laptop runs Writ. A developer shows a working assistant against mission data.
Month 3
Production shape
A single server runs Writ in a production-like configuration. Real users log in. Real audits collect.
Month 6
Full cluster
The full installation runs in a hardened data center. Your team operates it with your integrator.
Month 12–18
Security approval
Your accrediting body signs off. Downstream mission apps inherit the approval.
WP-003
Accreditation Dossier
Full walk-through of the security package, control families, and the shortened approval path.
WP-004
Federation Architecture
How independent sites can cooperate — across bases, allies, and sensitivity levels.
WP-002
Post-Quantum Cryptography
How Writ aligns with the government's multi-year encryption transition — today.