CORAS.ai Heads to DoDIIS 2026

Fresh from its GSA OneGov announcement, the CORAS.ai team joins defense and intelligence leaders in Tampa August 9-12, 2026 to demonstrate how GARY.ai digital workforce accelerates analysis, workflows, and mission decisions by 84+%.

CORAS.ai will attend the 2026 DoDIIS Worldwide Conference, Booth #1413, August 9–12 at the Tampa Convention Center, bringing a timely message to leaders across the Defense Intelligence Agency, Intelligence Community, and Department of War: the next phase of artificial intelligence will not be defined by better chatbots. It will be defined by secure AI agents that can execute mission work.

Hosted by the Defense Intelligence Agency, DoDIIS brings together senior government and military decision-makers, technical experts, industry partners, academia, and FVEY allies. This year’s theme, “DIA Next: Intelligence Technologies for Battlespace Lethality,” focuses on the modernized, connected, and resilient technology enterprise required to strengthen readiness, deterrence, command and control, and battlespace advantage.

The conference comes at a pivotal moment for CORAS.ai and its defense agent, GARY.ai.

On July 28, the U.S. General Services Administration announced a new OneGov agreement with CORAS.ai, giving eligible federal agencies streamlined access to GARY, the native agentic AI orchestrator operating at the core of the FedRAMP High and IL5/6++ CORAS.ai platform. The limited-time offering includes discounts of up to 80 percent for agentic reporting, analytics, data integration, workflow orchestration, and enterprise decision-support capabilities.

The OneGov agreement reflects a broader shift in federal AI adoption—from experimenting with generative AI to operationalizing governed, mission-ready digital workforces.

From Data Access to Decision Advantage

Defense and intelligence organizations are not short on data, expertise, or mission commitment. Their constraint is often the time and manual effort required to turn fragmented information into an approved, executable decision.

Analysts still spend hours assembling reports. Acquisition teams manually review documents and coordinate contract artifacts. Budget professionals rebuild tradeoff models every cycle. Readiness teams refresh scenarios after the underlying data has already changed.

GARY is designed to compress these decision cycles.

Through plain-language direction, GARY orchestrates specialized AI agents that gather context, analyze information, generate decision-ready work products, execute governed workflows, and document how each result was produced. Human reviewers remain in control, approving outputs and actions under established organizational rules.

Rather than requiring agencies to replace their existing technology environments, CORAS.ai works across current systems and data sources to create a secure operational layer for:

• Intelligence analysis and mission reporting
• Planning, programming, budgeting, and execution
• Acquisition and contract-document workflows
• Readiness, workforce, and resource planning
• Portfolio and program management
• AI governance and auditable workflow execution
• Rapid development of mission-specific applications

The CORAS.ai App Factory further enables organizations to build operational applications in days without traditional custom-development timelines that can extend six to twelve months.

Agentic AI Built for Mission Work

The DoDIIS agenda reflects the same transition CORAS.ai is seeing across the federal market. Sessions will examine multi-agent systems for analysts, autonomous enterprise workflows, AI governance, predictive intelligence, full-fidelity data analysis, and the use of mission-configured AI to turn fragmented information into decisive intelligence.

These are not theoretical challenges for CORAS.ai.

Across Department of War mission environments, CORAS.ai is helping teams move from static dashboards and manually assembled reports to live Decision Intelligence—where people can evaluate alternatives, understand tradeoffs, preserve decision history, and act with greater speed and confidence.

The objective is not to remove people from consequential decisions. It is to remove the repetitive work, disconnected handoffs, and administrative friction that prevent experienced people from focusing on those decisions.

Meet GARY.ai powered by CORAS at DoDIIS

At DoDIIS 2026, the CORAS.ai team will meet with defense and intelligence leaders to discuss how native agentic AI can:

• Reduce the time required to produce mission-ready analysis
• Coordinate work across disconnected systems and data sources
• Automate repetitive reporting and operational workflows
• Establish human-in-the-loop governance and traceability
• Create mission applications without lengthy development cycles
• Deliver measurable productivity and decision-speed improvements

DoDIIS is expected to bring together more than 4,000 participants from across the Intelligence Community, combatant commands, military services, Department of War organizations, federal agencies, and research institutions.

As federal agencies seek practical pathways for adopting AI securely and at scale, CORAS.ai is bringing an operational answer: a governed digital workforce built to move mission work from request to decision to execution.

Connect with the CORAS.ai team at DoDIIS Worldwide 2026 in Tampa, Florida, August 9–12, to see how native agentic Decision Intelligence can help your organization operate at mission speed, or reach out to Bob Nichels, DoW Account Executive.

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