01

The real failure mode

The hard problem in AI-assisted bid writing is not producing fluent text. It is preserving the boundary between supplied evidence and plausible invention. A useful system must make missing information visible rather than smoothing it away.

02

Constrain the graph

The six-node runtime separates retrieval, drafting, critique, and revision. Every candidate claim carries provenance, and an evidence allow-list limits what can enter the answer. Bounded loops prevent critique from becoming an invisible infinite process.

03

Keep the human in the final action

The system streams progress and produces a reviewable answer, but it does not submit a bid. Human-approved insertion is a product boundary, not an unfinished autonomy feature.

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