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Legion Intelligence

Also known as: Yurts, Yurts AI

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Governed agentic AI for national security, delivered as role based Legion Packs that connect agents, models and data across existing systems under human approval, deployable from cloud to classified, air gapped and edge environments.

Legion Intelligence, formerly Yurts, builds governed agentic AI for national security and adjacent critical industries. Led by co-founder and chief executive Ben Van Roo, it serves the U.S. Department of War, the intelligence community, and the Department of Energy, with named customers including the XVIII Airborne Corps, the U.S. Air Force, and the Missile Defense Agency. Its premise is that humans command, agents operate, and every action is attributed.

Legion is sold as Legion Packs, role-based bundles that deploy a ready working environment on day one: Commander, Intelligence Officer, Operations Officer, and Maintenance Technician packs, each with Apps such as a SITREP Generator, Award Writer, Manual Assistant, and Work Order Scheduler. Underneath, the platform connects to more than 100 systems, including IBM Maximo, ServiceNow, SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, Jira, and Box, and supports MCP tools. Collections form a governed knowledge layer, so agents search an organization's documents and answer with citations traced to source, and no-code agentic workflows carry multi-step work across systems with people approving the steps that matter.

Governance runs through everything. Role- and attribute-based access control covers data, models, and agents, every action including an agent's is recorded in an append-only log showing who requested, approved, and changed the work, and an Eval Loop scores models, agents, and workflows against the organization's own measures, re-baselining each new model before it takes over a task. Model Command puts open-source, proprietary, fine-tuned, and government-furnished models behind one gateway. The company states FedRAMP High authorization for its cloud platform, SOC 2 Type II certification, CMMC Level 2, and authorization from IL2 through IL6.

Legion runs in cloud, on-premises, hybrid, air-gapped, and classified environments, and Centurion packages it with edge hardware for denied or disconnected settings, switching to locally hosted models when the network drops. Pricing is not published; it is set by network scope and user count, and the platform is awardable through the Tradewinds marketplace. For defense, government, and regulated operators that need governed agents inside sensitive or disconnected networks, it is built for exactly that; a small team wanting a self-serve builder will find it aimed at mission-scale deployments instead.

Vendor details

Canonical URL

https://www.legionintel.com

Category

Multi-agent platform

Subcategory

Secure agent orchestration for defense and enterprise

Funding status

Independent, based in San Francisco, formerly Yurts, led by co-founder and chief executive Ben Van Roo; deployed across the U.S. Department of War and Department of Energy.

Company status

independent

Use cases & customers

Primary use cases

secure agent orchestrationintelligence and mission workflowsgoverned enterprise automationedge and air gapped AI

Target customers

defense and national security organizationsgovernment agencieslarge regulated enterprises

Deployment options

cloudon premisehybridair gappededge

Integrations

Legion's Secure Connectors and data gateways provide allow listed integrations and entitled data paths into enterprise and mission systems including Microsoft SharePoint and Teams, Oracle, and defense systems like REMIS, CAMS, and Dataminr, with row and column level controls and end to end provenance. Its GenAI Fabric embeds and shares agents across applications and workspaces, and a multi model routing layer connects commercial and open source models.

In practice

Your analysts spend hours generating intelligence summaries and running repetitive staff workflows on classified networks where most AI tools cannot go. Legion runs governed agents inside those environments, cutting summary generation dramatically while attributing every action.

You want autonomous agents but cannot accept ungoverned actions on sensitive systems. Legion keeps humans in command, routes each task to an approved model, and enforces entitled data paths with end to end provenance and full audit trails.

Your mission needs AI at the edge in denied or disconnected conditions. Legion's Centurion edge system and air gapped deployment bring coordinated, secure agents to environments where cloud services simply are not available.

Agentic Index coverage score

11.5 / 14 capabilities · 82%

Integrations & Tool Calling Full

The platform connects to more than 100 systems out of the box, including IBM Maximo, ServiceNow, SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, Jira and Box, and supports MCP servers for agent tools, with agents acting across those systems under role and attribute based permissions.

Sourcelegionintel.com/platformread 2026-09-27

Workflow Orchestration Full

No code agentic workflows carry multi step work across systems end to end, with humans approving the steps that matter, and Apps such as SITREP Generator and Work Order Scheduler complete a task from start to finish inside a Space; how several agents coordinate is not detailed.

Sourcelegionintel.com/llms.txtread 2026-09-27

Knowledge Grounding & RAG Full

Collections are the governed knowledge layer behind every result, with permissions and provenance; agents search the organization's whole document ecosystem, answer with citations traced to source, and work only from the data a team scopes for them.

Sourcelegionintel.com/llms.txtread 2026-09-27

Human Oversight & Guardrails Full

Every step runs under human direction or approval according to policy the organization sets, approval workflows and guardrails govern agent actions, drafts get human review before anything ships, and the audit record shows who approved the work.

Sourcelegionintel.com/llms.txtread 2026-09-27

Security, Identity & Governance Full

Role based and attribute based access control govern data, models and agents, and the vendor states FedRAMP High authorization for its cloud platform, SOC 2 Type II certification, CMMC Level 2, NIST 800-53 alignment, HIPAA and GDPR attestations and authorization from IL2 through IL6. A trust center sits at trust.legionintel.com.

Sourcelegionintel.com/llms.txtread 2026-09-27

Observability & Auditability Full

Every action, including those taken by agents, is logged with full attribution in an append only record showing who requested, approved and changed the work and on whose behalf.

Sourcelegionintel.com/platformread 2026-09-27

Memory & State Persistence Partial

Spaces define what context is available to a team and the Operations Officer Pack is pitched as tracking activity without rebuilding context every shift, but no memory layer with a stated scope and lifetime that agents read and write is documented.

Sourcelegionintel.com/llms.txtread 2026-09-27

Deployment & Data Residency Full

Legion deploys in cloud, on premises, hybrid, air gapped and classified networks authorized IL2 through IL6, keeping customer data in the customer's environment, and Centurion runs the same Packs on four edge hardware configurations (a laptop, NVIDIA DGX Spark, HPE Edgeline and HPE ProLiant) with no cloud dependency.

Sourcelegionintel.com/llms.txtread 2026-09-27

Prebuilt Agents, Templates & Packs Full

Four role based Legion Packs ship ready, Commander, Intelligence Officer, Operations Officer and Maintenance Technician, each deploying a Space with agents, workflows, data connections and Apps such as SITREP Generator, Award Writer, Manual Assistant and Work Order Scheduler. Mission Kits, an earlier name, no longer appears on the site.

Sourcelegionintel.com/llms.txtread 2026-09-27

Triggers & Channel Coverage Partial

Work starts when people open a Pack's Apps in a Space, in cloud, on premises or on a Centurion edge node; no schedule, event or alert that starts an agent without a person is documented.

Sourcelegionintel.com/llms.txtread 2026-09-27

Model Flexibility & Routing Full

Model Command puts every reachable model, open source, proprietary, fine tuned or government furnished, behind one governed gateway where new models are added without code, connected deployments route to customer approved frontier models, and Centurion shifts to locally hosted open weight models when disconnected.

Sourcelegionintel.com/platformread 2026-09-27

APIs, SDKs & MCP Extensibility Partial

REST API extensibility is named, but no reference, coverage or access path for it is published. The MCP support described is for agent tools, with the platform calling out rather than being called.

Sourcelegionintel.com/llms.txtread 2026-09-27

Testing, Debugging & Optimization Full

The Eval Loop scores models, agents and workflows against the organization's own work using measures it defines, and every new model is re baselined against that work before it takes over a task.

Sourcelegionintel.com/platformread 2026-09-27

Browser & Computer Use Not documented

Agents act through connectors to 100+ systems and MCP tools; no browser or computer use capability is described.

Sourcelegionintel.com/llms.txtread 2026-09-27

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Pricing

Contact sales; pricing by network scope and user count

enterprise and government contracting, scaled to deployment, environments, and users

What is public

The pricing page states flexible, all inclusive pricing based on network scope and user count with no fees, and asks buyers to contact Legion. llms.txt adds that Legion is awardable through Tradewinds, supports direct award and sole source, and that Centurion is purchased as one contract with fixed pricing and a known bill of materials. No figures are published.

Billing mechanics

Presumed enterprise and government contracting scaled to deployment scope, environments, and users, with classified and edge deployments carrying additional accreditation and sustainment, though rates are not disclosed.

Cost watchouts

Deployments into classified, air gapped, or edge environments and government contracting carry integration, accreditation, and sustainment costs beyond a standard cloud subscription.

Variable cost rationale

Priced through enterprise and government contracts scaled to deployment scope, environments, and users, so cost grows with breadth of deployment and security requirements.

Additional watchouts

Confirm the contract vehicle, which environments are in scope, and the accreditation and sustainment obligations for classified, air gapped, or edge deployments.

Sales call required

Yes, required for paid access

Free / trial

Pilots and demos on request; no public free tier

Key ambiguities

No figure is published; price depends on network scope, user count and, for Centurion, the hardware configuration.

Agentic Index verified 2026-09-27

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