Legion Intelligence deploys AI agents that carry out your team's work, start to finish, inside the systems you already run.
You command. Agents operate. Every action on the record.
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The AI era gave every mission intelligence.
The command era puts it to work.
THE LEGION ANSWER
Packs put agents to work.
The platform puts you in command.
Legion Packs are AI agents and applications packaged for the work of one team and running in weeks. They all run on the same Legion platform, so each one you add works with the others, and your team can build on any of them.
Operations and staff work
Agents keep the running estimate current between shifts and draft the operations order annex, the sync package, and decision support matrix updates from the sources the staff already uses. The approved workflow stays with the unit when the officer who built it moves on.
Planning and exercise design
Agents turn the commander’s guidance into a first draft of the plan, the program request, or the exercise design, built from the unit’s objectives, people, and resources. The staff wargames the courses of action, every revision shows who changed what, and the commander approves the version that goes forward.
Intelligence production
Analysts set what the agents can reach. Agents produce first-pass intelligence products with sources and analytical rationale beside the prose, every passage carries its marking, and each product records what it was built from and who released it.
Maintenance and readiness
Agents turn a one-line work order into a dispatch plan with the likely cause, reserved parts, the procedure, and the safety steps the job requires. Assignment goes only to a technician whose qualification matches, a lead accepts it before the work is scheduled, and the readiness picture updates when the job closes.
Logistics and supply
Agents check stock against the missions that depend on it, flag the shortages that threaten readiness, and draft the requisitions and transfers that close them. The approving officer signs off on the move, and the inventory record updates when it lands.
Acquisition and contracting
Agents draft the requirements package, market research, and price analysis from past awards and the program’s own documents, and flag what’s missing before the package moves. The contracting officer reviews and signs, and every source and change stays on the record.
Research and analysis
Agents return citations that resolve to real papers from the collections the institution makes available, and generate the analytical code that tests whether a finding holds. Each method and variable choice carries its documented rationale, so the method outlasts the scientist who requested it.
Personnel and administration
Agents draft award packages and personnel actions from the records the unit already keeps, and route each one through the chain for signature. Every package shows who drafted it, who edited it, and who approved it.
Cyber investigation
An analyst opens an investigation with the correlation already assembled across logs, tickets, and prior findings. The agents' reach is scoped to that analyst, and a named analyst releases the assessment.
The work you don't see here
If your workflow isn't listed, bring us the mission. Legion shapes a Pack with the people who own the work, and it joins the others under the same controls.
One Legion Platform
Permissions
Audit record
Any model
Cost visibility
Cloud to edge
This is the
Command Layer
Underneath every Pack is the layer AI has been missing: one that connects agents to the systems you already own, enforces every approval as the work happens, writes every action to the record, and keeps running when the network drops.
Your models, your data, and your record all run on compute you command. That is sovereign AI in practice.
Why national security teams choose Legion Intelligence
The answer is the Command Layer.
You set the direction, Legion carries out the work, and every part of it stays under your command.
Fragmented tasks across disconnected systems come back as one finished product.
Agents handle the handoffs between systems, so work moves from request to result faster.
When the mission shifts, your team reshapes its Packs in days, no vendor required.
You decide which steps need a person, and that person can approve, redirect, or stop the work.
Legion runs in the cloud, on classified networks, and disconnected at the edge.
Legion puts the right model on every task, so AI costs fall as usage grows.
What you run on Legion stays yours.
You don't need a yearlong data project to start, and you're never tied to one AI model. Legion reads your data where it already exists, works with whichever models you choose, and never uses your data to train anyone else's models.
WORKS WITH 100+ SYSTEMS YOU ALREADY USE
Legion runs the mission as one system, from headquarters to the field.
Deploy Legion once, and the same Packs and controls run on every network you have.
A Command
Planning and intelligence work continues when the connection drops, then syncs when the link returns.
A Labratory
Research teams run all of Legion on-premises, against controlled and proprietary data that can't leave the building.
A Flight Line
Maintainers close out work orders at the aircraft, and the record in the office updates on its own, with no data going to the public cloud.
Centurion by Legion Intelligence is the deployable edge AI system that takes Legion to the field.
Here's what changed when Legion went to work.
In use across organizations spanning defense, the intelligence community, the national labs, and the companies that support them.
U.S. Department of Energy national laboratories
“It did not just write the code. It explained the reasoning, commented the implementation, and helped me understand why that approach made sense.”
U.S. Department of Energy
Federal and defense sustainment deployment
Work orders route by craft, certification, location, and availability, with the required qualification verified before the assignment is proposed.
XVIII Airborne Corps, Scarlet Dragon 26-01
“I can spend my time doing critical thinking and analysis, rather than finding information and formatting a document.”
XVIII Airborne Corps
U.S. Special Operations Command
“The improvements in summaries and multi-turn chat are especially impactful, bringing all the data together in one place without the manual effort.”
Command with Confidence
A working session on one workflow from your organization: how a Pack would scope the role, which systems connect first, and where your approvals sit in the chain.