Which mosa requirements does the authority actually require?
The ledger. Every mosa requirement, its proposed disposition, its citations, and the confirm/override control.
For one program, what actually changes?
Applies the crosswalk to one program's mosa requirement set and shows the burden hours it frees.
Across the portfolio, what does this free up?
The figure the memo needs, with every driver visible and editable.
Where does the removable burden sit?
The same numbers grouped by organization, with retained categories shown as locked context.
How the agent works (and its limits)
Three cooperating agents share one knowledge base. The crosswalk agent retrieves the governing authority for each MOSA requirement and proposes a disposition — open / bounded / closed — with a confidence score, a short rationale, and citations. Every call is agent-proposed; the chief systems engineer or architect, with the Service's Chief Architect or MOSA assessment lead confirming contested calls, confirms or overrides, and that determination is what the summary reflects.
The program-review agent takes one program's MOSA requirement set and reports what changes and how much burden hours that frees. The impact model prices it from drivers you can edit on screen.
Architecture. A FastAPI backend puts the reasoning model behind one swappable interface (Anthropic Claude via Bedrock in cloud/GovCloud; an open-weight model on vLLM/Ollama for air-gapped enclaves; a deterministic mock for offline demos) and retrieval behind another (pgvector on Postgres in production; in-memory lexical for the demo). The frontend is dependency-free static files and does not know which is live.
Limits. MOSAIC does not grant a Milestone Decision, does not perform the data-rights legal determination itself (DFARS 252.227-7013 assertions still require contracting officer and legal review), and does not select the specific open standard a program must adopt. Every disposition here is agent-proposed and requires human review by the chief architect, the program manager, and contracting/legal counsel as applicable before a milestone review.