ZANUS AI FOR DEFENSE & AEROSPACE — PROGRAM DOCS

Ask the program library. It answers.

Statements of work, specifications and revisions, test reports, qualification data, contract mods, meeting minutes — loaded into program-segregated libraries the AI reads from. Ask in plain language; get the answer with the source cited, scoped to need-to-know.

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Unclassified cloud tiers or air-gapped on-premises · unlimited users · ITAR-conscious handling

Program document libraries with priority order

Libraries per program: the current revision outranks the superseded one — you set the order.

What it does

Any format a program produces

Specs, scanned drawings, test data, presentation decks, correspondence — the ingestion pipeline turns thirty years of program reality into queryable knowledge.

Answers with the revision cited

No source in the library, no claim: the AI cites the spec paragraph, the test report section, the mod number — or says it cannot answer. Revision confusion ends.

Compartmentalized by permission

Program A’s engineers see Program A; the quality lead sees quality records across programs; the intern sees the unclassified handbook — enforced server-side, to the field.

Thirty years of programs, one question away

“What did we baseline in revision C?” “Which test report covered the vibration requirement?” “What did the customer agree to in the 2019 minutes?” The archive answers in seconds with the documents attached — instead of an afternoon of tribal-knowledge archaeology.

Plain-language questions across authorized programs
Sources attached to every answer
Priority order: the governing revision always wins

Precision vector store answering from program archives

Defense-sector software arrives through years-long accreditation and integration cycles, priced per seat and per module — while systems engineers hunt shared drives for the current spec revision and the CDRL calendar slips. Zanus AI: program knowledge and documentation on one system, unlimited users at one flat price — piloted on unclassified tiers in days, fielded air-gapped on owned hardware for regulated programs.

Questions, answered

How is need-to-know enforced?

Workgroups map programs and teams; permissions reach the field level and the server redacts what a role cannot see — even in shared views. Access is admin-granted, never self-service.

Do program documents train outside models?

Never. The tenant is isolated; on the air-gapped option the documents are physically incapable of leaving your facility.

Ask the program library. It answers.

What it does

Thirty years of programs, one question away

Questions, answered

See it working on YOUR program — the demo IS the product.