Technical demonstrations

Working proof of our engineering approach.

These prototypes show how we think, build, integrate, and evaluate systems. They support technical evaluation alongside formal past-performance documentation, giving contracting officers, program teams, and primes working systems to inspect.

Screenshot of the OSHAL voice agent technical demonstration
Live

OSHAL Voice Agent

A browser-based voice and text interface connected to the OSHAL backend. It demonstrates conversational intake, live summarization, artifact handling, and agent-assisted triage for technical and contracting conversations.

Stack - browser speech · OSHAL agent · intake workflow
Open the agent → Voice or text · prototype
Screenshot of the AI Job Finder profile and skills interface
Live

Workforce Intelligence Prototype

Upload a resume and the system builds a structured skills profile, matches it against imported postings, scores fit, and generates tailored role materials. It demonstrates multi-user product architecture, AI extraction, matching logic, and human refinement loops.

Stack - FastAPI · Postgres · Redis · Claude · Docker
Open the demo → External prototype
Screenshot of the Cost and Token Race model comparison interface
Live

Cost & Token Race

One prompt, multiple models. Run a prompt across Codex, Claude, and Gemini and compare cost, tokens, latency, and answer quality side by side. It demonstrates model governance, provider-neutral orchestration, and cost-aware AI selection.

Stack - Node · multi-provider engine · live cost meter
Screenshot of the AI Plan workspace with a federal ERP modernization pilot plan
Live

AI Plan

Describe a goal and an AI planner drafts a structured project plan — phases, tasks, dependencies — then a working clerk helps keep it current as the work changes. It demonstrates planning support, task decomposition, and program-control assistance.

Stack - FastAPI · SQLite · agentic planner
Open the demo → External prototype

About these demos. Preview images are captured from the running prototype interfaces. They run on our own infrastructure and are prototypes, not production federal systems. For a guided technical walkthrough or teaming discussion, contact us →