AI in the picture, not on the side

Most teams use AI the way they use a search engine: open a separate window, type a question, copy the answer back. Mission Workbench takes the opposite approach. Claude runs inside the operational picture, connected directly to the live systems your team already depends on.

The connection is a thin, secure layer between your data and the model. No embedded business logic, no abstraction that limits what the model can do. The intelligence stays in the frontier model, which means every deployment gets better automatically as the models improve. Your investment compounds instead of depreciating.

Map

The center of the workspace is a live operational picture on a clean 2D dark map. Tracks scope to the selected mission, so operators see what is relevant and nothing more. Unclaimed contacts stay visible as background traffic, so nothing disappears.

The feed is general, not tied to any one system. Today the map takes a live TAK feed, but TAK is one instance of the pattern. Any geospatial source the map can read shows up the same way.

Friendly Hostile Neutral Unknown Route

Mission AI

Mission AI is a set of one-click agents. Each one runs against your live data and produces a downloadable mission product in seconds. The buttons are the surface; the real product is a configurable agent profile, so the roster maps to the actions your team repeats every day.

SITREP

A current situation report synthesized from the live picture: who is where, what changed, what needs attention.

Shift-Change Brief

Everything the incoming shift needs to take the watch, written from the data instead of from memory.

Leadership Update

A concise, decision-ready summary pitched for command, not for the operator in the seat.

Plan Alignment

How the current picture compares to the plan, and where reality has drifted from intent.

Personnel & Equipment Readiness

A readiness roll-up across people and assets, flagging gaps before they become problems.

Rest Analysis

Time-on-task across the force, ranked, with anyone approaching work-rest limits flagged.

These six are examples. Mission AI agents are fully configurable profiles, so your deployment runs the products your mission actually needs.

Chat

For everything outside the fixed agents, Chat is open-ended conversation over the same connected data. The model's reasoning streams back as it works, so operators can see how an answer was reached, not just what it was.

Sitrep on all friendly units. Break them out by air, mounted, and dismounted, with last known positions and heading.
Which units have been stationary for more than 10 minutes? Flag anything that looks like a comms issue or an unexpected stop.
Pull current weather for the area and factor it into the air picture. How do winds and visibility affect operations right now?
Write a 90-second verbal brief for the incoming commander: available assets, coverage gaps, and two recommended actions.

Connected to the systems you already run

You own your systems and data. Mission Workbench connects to them, reasons over them, and presents the result where the operator works. The app reads sources directly for what it draws on screen, and the agents reach the same systems through a managed connector layer.

TAK

A live TAK feed drives the map. If you already run TAK, the connector sits alongside your deployment. No migration, no rebuild.

System of Record

Your operational database, read through a secure, read-only connector so agents can reason over the same records your team trusts.

SharePoint & M365

Documents and records in Microsoft 365, reached through the official connector so the model can work from your written knowledge.

Sensors & more

Any source with an accessible data layer can be added. We use off-the-shelf connectors where they exist and build our own where they do not.

Two modes, fully managed

Mission Workbench runs in two optional modes. Buy one or both.

Production

Connected to your live data, with the training simulation stripped out. This is the operational deployment your team works every day.

Sandbox

A training environment that ships with simulators, so teams can run realistic scenarios and get reps without touching live systems.

Managed operations, included

Deploying a capability is the beginning, not the end. Every Mission Workbench deployment includes managed operations: monitoring, connector maintenance, configuration updates as your environment changes, and the assurance that the picture keeps delivering accurate, timely answers. Your team uses the product. We keep it running.

Commercial software, not hours

We sell a product, not labor. We never quote headcount and never bill by the hour. Engagement has three parts.

01

Integration

A one-time fee to stand Mission Workbench up against your systems and data, so it is running in your environment from day one.

02

Annual subscription

A yearly platform subscription that includes managed operations. The product stays current and stays healthy for as long as you run it.

03

Customization sprints

Scoped sprints for new agents, new connectors, or new capability, priced as work, delivered as product. You get the output without adopting the toolchain.

See it live

Ready to see Mission Workbench work against a real picture? Let us set up a demo, then connect it to your data.

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