Features, written as things you can ask for.
A platform gives you screens and leaves the work to you. An agent takes an instruction. So this page is not a list of modules — it is a list of sentences that work.
Read
“Read this whole package and tell me what binds me.”
Per-attachment summaries across the PWS, wage determination, Section L and M, and every amendment. Requirements extracted into a compliance matrix rather than a summary paragraph.
Score
“Tell me whether this is winnable before I spend the week.”
A Deal Brief with a GO / CAUTION / NO-GO verdict, a PWIN with the factors behind it, and the incumbent's award history — prior awardees, how many offers each cycle, what was paid, and whether the requirement has drifted.
Draft
“Draft it from my own past performance.”
Sections generated against the compliance matrix using your library — past performance, CPARS narratives, rates, certifications — then pink, red and gold team review before anything reads ready.
Submit
“Check it against Section L and wait for me.”
Six pre-submit checks, delivery tracking (sent / delivered / bounced), and a hard stop: every submission needs a fresh human click.
Automate
“Do that every morning without asking me.”
Standing instructions in plain English become scheduled automations. The morning run pulls, filters, reads, scores and drops before you are awake.
Get ahead
“Tell me before it becomes an RFP.”
Sources sought, forecasts and capability-statement responses — the window where a response still shapes the requirement. Plus recompete watch: predicted reactivation on work you lost, flagged 9–12 months out.
Team up
“Find me a partner who holds the set-aside I don't.”
A subcontractor and teaming directory sourced from SBA DSBS, plus a contracting-officer directory so you know who runs the buy and what they have awarded before.
Where it stops
Named, not buried.
- It does not write your technical approach. It drafts; you own it.
- It does not see solicitations under $250k that agencies need not post.
- It does not submit on its own.
- There are no mobile apps yet.