The Agentic Software Factory

We build the factory.
Then it runs itself.

The only software factory where AI agents operate the infrastructure through a default-deny policy gateway, and every operational action generates OSCAL-native compliance evidence.

No cloud dependency. No compliance team.Hardened, scanned, and monitored from first boot. Air-gapped-first.

The Problem

19 DoD software factories.
Zero that operate themselves.

Every factory still requires human operators around the clock — and treats compliance as a separate effort from operations.

The DoD spends $15.1B annually on cyberspace activities. Most of it goes to manual processes that machines should handle.

$3M and 18 months per ATO

Continuous authorization from day one

Traditional ATOs cost millions and take 18-24 months. Even the fastest approaches still require consultants and manual evidence gathering. Spagyric eliminates the cycle entirely — operations ARE evidence.

PoA&M tracked in spreadsheets

PoA&M IS a ticket with evidence chain

Legacy compliance tools require laborious manual entry with inconsistent documentation standards. Findings auto-create tickets. Remediation auto-closes them. Machine-readable evidence attached.

You can't staff your way out

Six categories of AI agents, zero on-call humans

Every DoD software factory has learned the same lesson: the "cavalry of developers" never arrives, and the ones you have burn out. Kessel Run pivoted to vendor-managed after staffing failures. Spagyric's agents operate 24/7 — compliance, operational, remediation, development, delivery, optimization.

Cloud-dependent or connectivity-required

Air-gapped-first, cloud-optional

Most platforms are SaaS, cloud-hosted, or require persistent connectivity. Spagyric runs on-prem, air-gapped, or connected — your choice. Works at the tactical edge without cloud dependency.

Compliance scanning is separate from operations

The work IS the evidence

Container scanners, runtime monitors, and GRC platforms all treat compliance as a layer on top of work. The industry raised $612M for supply chain security and $30M+ for GRC automation — none of them generate evidence from operations. Spagyric is the only platform where operational actions directly produce OSCAL-formatted compliance artifacts.

Different evidence for every framework

One OSCAL-native evidence model for all of them

RMF, STIGs, CORA, Zero Trust, CMMC (220K+ contractors affected), FedRAMP 20x (585+ products need OSCAL by Sep 2026), SBOM requirements, cyber survivability — each with its own assessors and evidence requirements. Spagyric produces one evidence stream that satisfies all of them.

The Solution

Sigil executes. Vigil authorizes.Assay remembers.

Four interlocking systems that make compliance a side effect of normal operations, not a separate effort.

Sigil Executes

25+ pluggable tools

Policy-gated API gateway. Every infrastructure operation — human or agent — flows through a single point with audit logging, identity attribution, and Vigil policy enforcement.

Vigil Authorizes

Default-deny from day 1

Default-deny policy engine. Every request is evaluated against explicit policy BEFORE execution. Denials create tickets that drive policy evolution. Agent autonomy grows as humans approve patterns.

Assay Remembers

OSCAL-native storage

OSCAL-native system of record. Every finding has a machine-readable evidence chain from detection through verified closure. The ATO package writes itself because compliance artifacts are byproducts of operations.

Aegis Operates

6 agent categories

Six categories of AI agents — compliance, operational, remediation, development, delivery, and optimization — operating the platform 24/7 through Sigil. No human on-call at 3am.

“The factory doesn't just run itself — it compiles itself. Optimization agents turn reasoning chains into deterministic code, so the system needs less AI over time.”

Architecture

Four layers. Zero gaps.

Every layer builds on the one below it. Foundation provides identity and secrets. Operations provide the gateway. Autonomy provides the agents. Applications provide the value.

L4

Applications

DoD-hardened developer toolchain — everything a software factory team expects, deployed and managed by the platform

Hardened GitOpsContainer registryCI/CD pipelinesDev environmentsMission apps
L3

Autonomy

AI agents operate through policy-gated execution — compliance, operational, remediation, development, delivery, and optimization

Aegis (agents)Vigil (policy engine)
L2

Operations

Every action is identity-attributed, policy-gated, and recorded as OSCAL-native evidence

Sigil (API gateway)Assay (system of record)
L1

Foundation

HA infrastructure with hardened VMs, zero-trust networking, and automated certificate lifecycle from first boot

Secrets & PKIDistributed configService mesh & ingressIdentity & accessHardened compute

8

integrated cyber services

5-node

HA core cluster, no SPOF

25+

pluggable infrastructure tools

Integrated cyber services — orchestrated by Sigil, recorded by Assay

STIG & CIS hardening

Automated baseline compliance for every VM and container

Vulnerability management

CVE scanning, SBOM generation, and dependency analysis

Continuous monitoring

Runtime security, behavioral analysis, and anomaly detection

Supply chain security

Image provenance, signature verification, and trusted registries

Audit & evidence

Tamper-evident logging with OSCAL-native compliance artifacts

Certificate lifecycle

Automated PKI, rotation, and revocation across all services

Network segmentation

Micro-segmentation, firewall management, and zero-trust enforcement

Incident response

Automated finding-to-ticket workflows with verified remediation

What's Different

Billion-dollar market.Missing piece.

The industry has raised $1B+ to solve pieces of the problem — air-gapped packaging, DevSecOps consulting, accredited cloud hosting, compliance documentation. None of them built the whole thing. Spagyric is the only platform where AI agents operate the infrastructure, every action generates OSCAL-native evidence, and no cloud connection is required.

vs. Air-Gapped Platforms

Tools that package software for disconnected environments.

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Air-gapped deployment
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OSCAL-native compliance
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AI agents operating infra
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Default-deny policy engine

vs. DevSecOps Consultancies

Firms that embed engineers to accelerate your cATO.

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cATO without consultants
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Self-operating (no headcount scaling)
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Air-gapped capable
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OSCAL-native evidence
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Proven DoD contract vehicles

vs. Accredited Cloud Hosts

Managed environments pre-authorized at IL2-6.

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On-prem / air-gapped
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Self-operating infrastructure
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OSCAL-native compliance
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No cloud dependency
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Broadest IL coverage

vs. GRC & Compliance Tools

Platforms that automate compliance documentation and reporting.

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Compliance from operations (not reports)
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Infrastructure management
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Air-gapped deployment
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AI agents for operations
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60+ regulation frameworks

Market timing

FedRAMP 20x mandates OSCAL by September 2026.

RFC-0024 dropped January 2026. Every organization with FedRAMP authorization will need OSCAL-capable tooling in 7 months. As of 2025, zero OSCAL packages had been submitted to FedRAMP. Spagyric is OSCAL-native from the ground up — not a bolt-on.

$15.1B

DoD cyber spend FY2026

220K+

DIB contractors needing CMMC

vs. Platforms

“They provide the platform. Others help you build on it. Spagyric IS the factory — it builds and operates itself.”

vs. GRC Tools

“Compliance tools automate documentation. Spagyric makes documentation a side effect of operation.”

vs. Cloud Hosts

“They host your software on their cloud. Spagyric IS your infrastructure — on your network, air-gapped if needed.”

vs. Legacy

“If your compliance workflow involves spreadsheets, Spagyric is the answer.”

Get Started

Stop paying for compliance theater.

The industry has raised over a billion dollars to solve pieces of the problem — air-gapped packaging ($171M), accredited cloud hosting ($142M), supply chain security ($612M), compliance documentation ($30M). None of them built the whole thing.

We're building a factory that operates itself, generates its own compliance evidence, and doesn't need a team of humans to keep the lights on. If that sounds like what your program needs, let's talk.