Coding agents connected to USAi can accelerate how your agency delivers software.
- Connect the agent your team already uses to leading SI models in a secure, authorized environment. Sandboxed by default, with people reviewing every change before it ships.
- Shared setup guidance, project instructions, and reusable workflows give your team a documented starting point instead of building from scratch.
Add a label to the email field. Read issue369-design.md, propose a plan, and wait for approval.
- Review the form and its instructions.
- Add the label and a regression test.
- Run the test and summarize the change.
No files changed.Waiting for your approval.
Apply the approved plan. Add the label and a test. Do not commit, merge, or deploy.
Summarize the change, the test result, and what still needs human review.
Manual keyboard and screen-reader checks are still needed. One test does not establish accessibility compliance.
Nothing committed, merged, or deployed.
Automate routines; empower your team
Keep agents within clear limits
Break down silos across agencies
Agentic coding features
Documented setup
A guided path from a fresh workspace to a sandboxed agent connected to USAi — with troubleshooting in one place.
Human review built in
Agents propose and build. People approve, review, and decide what ships.
Reusable practices
Share skills, tools, and guidance across your team or agencies. Reuse improvements in your next project.
Built on open source
No licensing fees. The tools are open source, and you only pay for the tokens you use.
Choose your model
Connect to the models available through USAi and pick the right one for each task.
Security by design
Sandboxed by default, with guidance aligned to NIST frameworks. See details below.
Security and standards
The Quickstart limits file and network access and keeps configured model API keys outside the sandbox. Agents help run configured checks and prepare results for human review.
Local tooling and guidance are designed to align with the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and applicable NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5 (Release 5.2.0) controls. Control mappings support agency evaluation and adoption.
Built by GSA Technology Transformation Service