Gallery of Agents
CORAS provides a pre-built, mission-trained digital workforce ready across the full mission lifecycle. Over 130 specialized agents powered by 1,300+ validated prompts cover every tier of enterprise operations — from strategic leadership to operational command execution. You don't build these agents from scratch. You activate the ones that match your mission and start working.
Enterprise Agent Architecture
Agents are organized across three tiers aligned to how the Department of War operates — from HQ policy and resourcing at the top, through acquisition in the middle, to operational commands at the field level. Find the tier that matches your role or workflow and select the agent built for your task. Lessons learned at Tier 3 feed back into Tier 1 through a continuous feedback loop.
Tier 1 - HQ: Policy, Requirements, Resourcing
Agents at this tier support the strategic and administrative functions that set direction and allocate resources across the enterprise.
Mission areas covered:
Leadership and Strategy — Chief of Staff, Strategic Planning and Guidance, Executive Secretariat, General Counsel, HQ Staff Officer
Policy and Standards — Acquisition Policy, Contracting Policy, Systems Engineering Policy, T&E Policy, Sustainment Policy, Cyber/Software/Data Policy, JCIDS Policy, Configuration Management
Requirements and Capability — Requirements Officer, Capability Gap Assessment, Validation and Approval, Portfolio Roadmap
Resourcing and Budget — Resource Sponsorship, Budget and Financial Management, PPBE Policy, Congressional Justification
Oversight and Enablers — Risk Management, Cost Assessment, Performance Analysis, Congressional Affairs, International Programs, IG Liaison, S&T Oversight, Industrial Base/Small Business, Workforce/KM/Digital Strategy
Tier 2 - Acquisition
Agents at this tier support the full acquisition lifecycle from TMRR through EMD, PnD, and O&S.
Mission areas covered:
Engineering and Design — Chief Systems Engineer, Requirements Engineer, HSI/ESOH/Spectrum, System Arch and Design, Interface Management, Configuration Management, Digital Engineering/MBSE
Program Leadership and Control — Program Manager, Deputy PM, IPT Lead, Risk Manager, Program Control and EVM, Acquisition Strategy and Pathway, Milestone Support, Acquisition Staff Officer
Contracting, Finance, and Sustainment — Contracting Officer, Contract Specialist/Negotiator, IP and Data Rights, Product Support Manager, Small Business Integration, Financial Manager, Supply Chain Risk, Cost Estimator, Tech Data/Training/Depot/QA
Software and Cyber — Software Acquisition Lead, Program Cybersecurity and RMF
Specialty and Support Engineering — Specialty Engineering (RSM, Safety, etc.), T&E Director, DT Lead, OT Coordinator, Simulation and Synthetic Training, Modeling and Simulation
Tier 3 - Operational Commands
Agents at this tier support mission execution and feed lessons learned back to higher tiers.
Mission areas covered:
Mission and Operations — Operations Officer, Mission Planning and Execution, Current Ops (Battle Watch), Future Ops Planning, Ops Risk Management, OPSEC
Training and Readiness — Training and Readiness Officer, Exercise Planning and Execution, Operational Sustainment, Simulation and Synthetic Training
Logistics and Sustainment — Operational Sustainment, Maintenance Ops, Supply and Distribution
Assessment and Feedback — Ops Capability Assessment, Ops Test Execution, Tactics/Doctrine Development, Lessons Learned, User Feedback
Integration and Support — Cyber Ops Liaison, New Equipment Fielding, Comms and Network Ops, Ops Intelligence, Tactics/Doctrine Development, Interoperability, Ops Staff Officer Assessment, Manpower and Personnel, Force Integration
How Agents Work Together: Agentic Contract Workflow
Agents are most powerful when they work in sequence. In a contract workflow, Gary's digital workforce guides your team through each stage — the right agent engaged at the right time, with human reviewers retaining full authority over every decision and approval.
Requirements Definition — The Requirements Agent drafts and validates capability requirements against policy and prior documentation
SOW/PWS Drafting — The Contracting Agent assembles the Statement of Work or Performance Work Statement from validated inputs
Compliance and Risk Review — The Compliance Agent checks the package against applicable acquisition regulations and flags risk items
Contract-Ready Package — The full package is assembled, traceable, and ready for human review and approval
At every stage, specialized agents draft content, validate inputs, and assemble artifacts. Your team reviews, approves, and owns the output.
Next Step
Ready to configure your own agent? See AI Agent — How to Create in Administrator Settings. Want to understand how agents and prompts work together? See Gary AI — Agents and Prompts.
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Contact your Customer Success Manager or visit the Customer Resource Center for additional support with agents and Gary configuration.