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Preserve human judgment
Mimir supports the operator with relevant, cited context. People retain decision authority, accountability, and command.
Private, air-gap-capable AI for defense
Mission knowledge.At the point of need.
Mimir enhances your people with source-grounded answers from approved knowledge. In a configured local topology, core retrieval and model services can remain inside the mission boundary without public-cloud model APIs.
Human-led decisions
Local core services
Customer-controlled data
Designed for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 + Podman
STIG tailoring pathPQC enablement pathAir-gap capable
Built to strengthen the force
More capable people. Better-informed decisions.
AI should expand what skilled teams can accomplish—not remove them from the decision. Mimir puts approved knowledge within reach while preserving the experience, context, and judgment only your people provide.
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Reduce cognitive burden
Turn sprawling technical libraries and mission references into a direct path from question to inspectable source evidence.
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Accelerate understanding
Bring institutional knowledge to the point of action so teams can orient faster and focus attention on the mission.
The Mimir platform
A complete AI capability—inside your boundary.
Mimir combines governed retrieval, local inference, and an integrated RHEL 9 reference architecture into one system for controlled evaluation. Your team can assess private, on-premises AI without stitching together an unbounded research project.
“Move from document search to source-grounded decision support inside a customer-controlled boundary.”
Grounded in your sources
Responses are generated from approved, mission-relevant knowledge—not the open web.
Designed for daily operators
A focused interface makes advanced retrieval useful without requiring an AI specialist on watch.
Governed by knowledge pack
Administrators control what is available, how it is versioned, and who can access it.
Integrated reference platform
Hardware, operating system, model runtime, and application are planned as one controlled deployment.
Operational workflow
From approved source to cited answer.
A controlled workflow designed for mission owners—not a black-box model connected to the open internet.
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Load approved knowledge
Ingest technical manuals, SOPs, TTPs, policy, doctrine, and other mission-authorized sources.
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Govern the knowledge pack
Index, validate, version, and manage the exact body of information available to each team.
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Ask in natural language
In a configured local topology, operators query without required public-cloud model APIs or WAN reach-back.
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Act with traceability
Knowledge answers are designed to expose source citations so people can inspect context before they act.
Security & sovereignty
Keep mission knowledge under mission control.
Mimir is designed for environments where data sovereignty is paramount. In a configured local topology, core data, models, retrieval, and generation can remain inside the customer-controlled boundary.
Customer boundary
Sovereign knowledge architecture
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Approved data enters
Mission owner selects and controls sources
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Mimir processes locally
Retrieval and inference remain on the node
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Cited answers return
Operators verify before applying context
The configured local topology does not require shared-public-model training.
Disconnected-capable design
After approved services and content are staged locally, core retrieval and inference can run without WAN reach-back.
Post-quantum enablement path
Compatible RHEL 9 releases provide an optional PQ policy for supported components; enablement and interoperability require deployment testing.
RHEL deployment baseline
The deployment plan covers SELinux, service exposure, scanning, STIG tailoring, and evidence for the customer boundary.
Governed access and audit
Role-aware administration, approved sources, query traceability, and cited outputs support accountable use.
Mimir is not currently certified as a PQC-compliant system or FIPS 140 validated. Security controls, cryptographic policy, compliance status, and authorization posture depend on the selected versions, configuration, testing, and customer boundary.
Examine the security baseline and claim boundariesDeployment patterns
Size the platform for the environment and the mission boundary.
Mimir is designed as an integrated reference platform, reducing the engineering burden between a local AI capability and a controlled pilot that can be evaluated against real mission requirements.
Compact footprint
Local AI capability sized for space-constrained operational environments.
Environmental options
Rugged enclosure and qualification requirements can be evaluated with the customer and hardware partners.
Mission configuration
Hardware, models, knowledge packs, and controls are tailored to the customer environment.
Mission sets
Put trusted knowledge beside the people doing the work.
Mimir adapts to the mission library and workflow while the operator remains responsible for interpretation and action.
Maintain readiness
Technicians & maintainers
Find procedures, fault-isolation guidance, and parts context across technical orders and maintenance libraries—without leaving the work area.
- Equipment maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Technical orders
Accelerate orientation
Operational teams
Search doctrine, SOPs, area references, and approved mission material when connectivity is degraded, denied, or intentionally absent.
- Doctrine reference
- Mission planning
- Watch-floor support
Reduce research burden
Programs & logistics
Navigate acquisition guidance, policy, supply references, and compliance material while keeping authoritative documents attached to each answer.
- Acquisition support
- Policy research
- Logistics workflows
Veteran-founded
Mission-driven engineering
We built the capability we wanted beside us.
Mimir exists because we understand the cost of searching for the right answer while the mission is already moving. Our focus is practical: make trusted knowledge easier to use wherever teams operate.
The goal is not fewer people. It is better-equipped people—with more mental bandwidth for judgment, coordination, and the work that matters most.