Features

A complete capture shop, in one console

Everything between "there's a solicitation somewhere out there" and "package submitted" — then the raise that funds the next one, with a human approving every step.

The capture console — pipeline by vehicle type, win/loss/no-bid, and portfolio health

Federal opportunity table with fit scores, eligibility flags and due dates

Federal pipeline and Deep Scan

One-click pull from SAM.gov and Grants.gov matched to your NAICS, PSC codes and keywords — expired notices never surface, real award amounts do
Deep Scan runs Claude with live web search across SBIR/DSIP, AFWERX, SpaceWERX, DIU, DARPA, NASA, xTech, SOFWERX and MDA, fit-scoring every find 1–100 against your profile
Verify & Refresh re-checks each record against its live source and flags changed due dates or cancelled notices before you spend a week on one

Compliance readiness with a computed SPRS self-assessment score

Compliance posture and CMMC scoring

Guided capture for the seven artifacts that gate defense work — ITAR/EAR and DD 2345 block by block, CMMC, FCL, clearances, ATO and FedRAMP
All 110 NIST SP 800-171 Rev 2 requirements as a working checklist with the evidence an assessor asks for, and your SPRS score computed from the DoD methodology with the arithmetic shown
Posture drives the eligibility gate on every opportunity: a topic needing export-controlled data names the exact missing artifact instead of warning you generically

Generated capability with concept rendering, systems architecture and performance charts

AI capability designer

Title, abstract, executive summary and keywords grounded in the solicitation and your profile — never in the model's priors
A concept rendering, a systems architecture diagram and performance charts, plus requirement-traceability tables
Statement of Work, WBS with a month-by-month schedule, and a budget with basis-of-estimate narrative capped to the ceiling

Technical volume drafted inside the proposal package

Volumes written to the solicitation

Where the solicitation prescribes a structure, the volume follows it — Section L headings in Section L order, or the Section M factors in the evaluator's order
The recorded evaluation factors and compliance matrix are handed to the drafter, so the narrative answers what will actually be scored
No house template stamped over the top: a theme statement appears where a section makes a claim worth proving, not at the head of every section

Proposal package with numbered volumes and drafting progress

Proposal package builder

Volume set adapts to the vehicle: RFP, SBIR/STTR, BAA, CSO or grant
Draft any volume with Claude or ChatGPT — your choice of engine, your keys — and edit in place: markdown for narratives, structured rows for cost
Export real .docx, .xlsx and .pptx files individually or the whole package as a zip

Color-team evaluation scoring the drafted package by factor

AI color-team evaluation

An SSEB-style review scores the drafted package 0–100 across five factors before the government sees it
Strengths, weaknesses, severity-rated risks with mitigations, and the compliance gaps that would draw a deficiency
A prioritized list of the edits that most raise your score — re-evaluate after each pass and watch it move

Competitive analysis (OSINT)

Verified federal award history for any competitor straight from USASpending — totals by year, top agencies, largest contracts with links
AI research across SAM.gov, SBA DSBS, GSA eLibrary and OSDBU forecasts, sources cited and nothing fabricated
BLUF up top — who they are, where they win, where they are beatable — then prime/sub/team plays and a recompete watch built from contract end dates

Investor master list with check size, stage, sector and contact route

Private capital master list

1,391 US investors in one filterable table — HQ, check size, stage, sector, portfolio, lead-or-follow, and how each has published that it wants to be approached
Every row carries its own last-verified date and confidence, so you know what to trust before you send anything
Outreach drafted to the real route: the named partner where one is published, otherwise the recommended role through their own channel — never an invented name

Generated pitch deck slides: systems architecture, native chart, metrics and references

Pitch decks in the format investors expect

Choose Y Combinator's seed order or Sequoia's business-plan order before generating — the structure is shown slide by slide with each source's own guidance, because the running order is the argument
Slides carry native PowerPoint charts, headline metrics, spec sheets and a drawn systems architecture — not a wall of bullets
Every deck ends with a references page carrying the source and date behind each figure, and a contact page

A Y Combinator application open as a fillable form — the program's own questions with drafted answers

Accelerators and applications

The application is built from the program's own page: Y Combinator's actual questions, in its own words, as fields you fill in — not a generic template
Key facts pulled alongside them — batch, deadline, the standard deal — so you are not reading the terms in another tab
Every answer drafted from your company profile and past performance, each with a tip on what a strong answer does, and [CONFIRM] wherever a figure has to come from you

Investment deal workspace with the generated financial model

Investment deals and financial models

A full financial model — P&L, cash flow, margins, cap table and the government contract pipeline — exported to Excel
Native charts sit beside every table, so the workbook opens as something an investor can read rather than a grid of numbers
Business plans and outreach drafted from the same profile, so the deck, the plan and the model tell one story

Active projects with named owners, earned value and schedule

Post-award execution

Every award becomes a project with a real integrated master schedule — WBS, named owners, planned versus actual cost, percent complete and predecessors
Earned value falls out of the schedule instead of a spreadsheet somebody maintains by hand
Seed the schedule from the WBS you proposed, so execution starts from the plan the government bought — CDRLs beside the work that produces them

Agent tokens with fine-grained scopes and last-used timestamps

Automation, MCP and governance

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or any MCP client — CaptureAgent speaks JSON-RPC 2.0 as an MCP server, with copy-paste config for Claude Desktop
Agent credentials carry the same permission vocabulary as your people. Read tools by default; write tools return a proposal a human approves, so an agent is never one call away from filing with the government
Eight roles that mirror a real capture shop, subcontractors scoped to named proposal sections only, and every action audit-logged

The in-context assistant answering a question about the open opportunity

Ask CaptureAgent, on any page

The assistant reads the page you are on, so 'is this one worth bidding?' is answered about this opportunity rather than in general
It cites the record it used — the fit score, the compliance gap, the award history — instead of asserting
Runs on your key and your engine, and never writes to your pipeline without you asking

Security architecture

Bring your own API keys for SAM.gov, Claude, ChatGPT, Emergent and AskSage — envelope-encrypted per organization and invisible even to the operator

Masked previews only; full keys never reach any browser; per-org rotation on demand, with a purpose-tagged audit trail for every use

Postgres with row-level security on every table, login lockout, and httpOnly cookies

See it with your own pipeline

Free to set up. Your keys, your data, your wins.

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