SynapseCommand Expands to Thirteen Agents

The current release of SynapseCommand® extends the Warfighting Agent Suite from eight to thirteen specialised agents. The five additions cover logistics and sustainment, structured planning, strategy and doctrine, exercise control and air tasking. Each follows the established pattern of the suite: purpose-built around a doctrinal task, individually versioned, independently removable, and accountable through the platform's append-only decision records. The family therefore comprises thirteen agent modules: twelve operational modules and one training-only White Force module that is compiled out of operational builds.

SC-LOG-01 · Logistics Agent

Decision support for sustainment and convoy planning. SC-LOG-01 separates recorded-state calculations from forecasts. Current stock, readiness, consumption and resupply figures are calculated from customer-held source data by deterministic services, so every current-state figure can be traced back to its source record. Forecasts may use approved analytical models calibrated on historical usage and are clearly labelled as forecasts with traceable inputs. A language model may support task interpretation, structured reasoning and explanation, but it does not invent the underlying source figures. SC-LOG-01 was originally developed as an internal reference implementation used to establish and exercise the platform's agent pattern. It is newly included in the released Warfighting Agent Suite, rather than newly conceived at the time of this release, and it remains the most extensively exercised agent in the product.

SC-LNP-01 · Logic and Planning Agent

Structured reasoning and plan decomposition. The agent breaks a commander intent into ordered, checkable planning steps, making intermediate reasoning visible and inspectable. Staff can challenge a plan at the specific step where they disagree rather than accepting or rejecting it whole. It also serves the rest of the suite as a rigour layer, supplying structured task decomposition that other agents build on.

SC-STR-01 · Strategy and Doctrine Agent

Strategic-level and doctrinal analysis. The agent grounds operational recommendations in doctrinal sources and standing guidance, making alignment with doctrine an explicit, recorded step in the decision process rather than an assumption left to individual staff memory. Its assessments are written to the decision record alongside the recommendation they qualify.

SC-WHT-01 · White Force Agent

Exercise control for the training variant of SynapseCommand. The agent supports exercise directors with scenario adjudication, dynamic event injection and exercise management, enabling units to train against the same agent suite they would operate with. It ships only in the training variant, a deliberate separation that keeps exercise tooling out of operational deployments and out of operational accreditation scope.

SC-ATO-01 · Air Tasking Agent

Air tasking order workflows, delivered in the dedicated Air Tasking package. The air tasking cycle is among the most process-intensive activities in joint operations, with rigid timelines and heavy coordination demands. The agent supports development and management of the cycle within the same governed framework as the rest of the suite: outputs pass the evaluator, records are written to the decision ledger, and a human remains in command throughout.

Governance applies to every agent, without exception

The new agents inherit the full control set of the platform. Every answer follows one mandatory path: orchestrate, evaluate, append, deliver. A rejected answer returns its rejection reason to the commander, never the suppressed output. Every answer is written to the hash-chained decision ledger before a human sees it; with a signing key configured, each record carries an ML-DSA-87 (FIPS 204) signature, and without one the console reports the record as UNVERIFIED rather than presenting a false assurance. The models permitted to serve an answer are a register decision: a model tag that has not been approved is refused, never assumed acceptable, and the model that served each answer is recorded on the answer itself. SynapseCommand agent modules may combine deterministic software components, approved analytical models and, where appropriate, customer-approved self-hosted open-weight language models. Agent modules can use customer-approved, self-hosted open-weight models where model-assisted reasoning or language interaction is required. Deterministic calculations and policy services remain separate from model inference. Numerical calculations, policy evaluations and source-record retrieval remain separate from language-model generation. All model inference runs inside the customer's boundary, with zero external AI calls in runtime code, a property enforced by an automated test that parses every file in the codebase.

Verification

The expanded suite is backed by the platform's standing verification programme: 708 platform tests, 484 engine and conformance tests, and 404 offline tool-and-expectation checks. The verification record now holds 1,685 recorded question-runs, one file per agent per model set, each capturing the commit, component versions, models used and per-case pass rates. The newest agent completed its acceptance run across two model families with no failing and no flaky case.

What this means for customers

The expansion brings broader coverage of the staff function. Logistics, planning structure, doctrinal alignment, exercise control and air tasking now sit alongside the original eight agents in a single governed platform, reducing the number of disconnected tools a staff must operate. Deployment remains modular: each agent is independently deployable and can be removed without breaking the core platform runtime. Removing an agent also removes its functions and may disable or degrade declared dependent workflows, since agents exchange structured outputs and some supply a rigour layer to others. Dependencies are explicit and can be reviewed before deployment, so the platform keeps running and unaffected agents remain available, while the removed capability is genuinely absent rather than silently substituted. Above all, the expansion demonstrates that the agent pattern scales. Adding capability to SynapseCommand means adding an agent against published contracts, not redesigning the system. Five new doctrinal tasks arrive already governed, already auditable and already under the customer's control.

Briefings on the expanded suite are available under NDA. Classified briefings can be arranged through cleared channels. The SynapseCommand capability brief is available to download from this site.