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Diplomatic work, without compromise.

The AI workspace for missions, ministries, and IGO practitioners - grounded in sources and your dossier.

Why Attaché AI

Advance your expertise on a secure, classified-aware platform that lets you focus on high-value decisions - not first drafts.

Draft, review, and assemble Talking Points, Travel Files, démarches, and notes verbales - cited to UN / OSCE / EU sources, your dossier, and your agreed language. No training on your data.

Source registry

Curated domain lists for live search when source toggles are enabled in the composer. Results are tier-labeled at citation time - Official, Analysis, Press, OSINT, Social.

BUILT FOR EVERY CORE DIPLOMATIC TASK

Talking Points

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Travel Files

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Research

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Démarches

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Notes Verbales

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Talking Points ・ Travel Files ・ Research ・ Démarches ・ Notes Verbales ・

Negotiation Tracking

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Visit Preparation

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Reporting Cables

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Document Review

Dream it

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Negotiation Tracking ・ Visit Preparation ・ Reporting Cables ・ Document Review Dream it ・

Explore Platform
Explore Platform 
Everything a desk officer needs. Nothing they don't.

Desk officers paste classified drafts into public AI. The output sounds plausible. It is not sourced, not aligned with agreed language, and would not survive a meeting with a counterpart who knows the file. Attaché AI Desk replaces that.

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252

Curated domains

15

Playbook packs

14

Document formats

2,409

Dictionary entries

72

100+

Agreed language
AI agents

Every capability a desk officer needs

Retrieval, drafting, review, clearance, and export - mapped to how foreign ministries actually produce documents.

  • A screenshot of a desktop application called Attaché AI, which is used for diplomatic work. The interface shows a main workspace with options for drafting, reviewing, and researching, and a section for adding agendas or files. There are various icons and buttons for tools and actions, and the bottom part displays options for the next meeting and additional commands.

    Composer

    Chat-first workspace with Draft, Review and Research. Region selector, dossier picker, 16 source toggles, and @mentions for dossiers, treaties, counterparts, agreed language, and files. Instruments menu: 7 workflows, 14 agents, playbooks.

  • Screenshot of a digital document titled "Briefing Note" containing text about EU Council conclusions, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and international law, with a side panel showing review comments and suggestions.

    Templates

    Talking Points (bilateral, multilateral, démarche, phone), Travel File, Briefing Note, Executive Brief, Démarche, Note Verbale, Aide-mémoire, Press Communiqué, Reporting Cable, Speech, Negotiation Tracking - one pipeline.

  • Screenshot of a digital desk interface showing various tools, calendar events, and organizational options, with a black + New visit button on the upper right side.

    Desk

    The officer hub. Morning Brief, calendar sync, clearance queue, monitor alerts, and visit prep - all in one working surface. Any calendar event becomes a briefing in two clicks.

  • A webpage with the title 'Source registry' displaying a list of accredited domains for live search, organized by citation tiers such as Corpus, Official, Analysis, Press, OSINT, Social, and Web. The page includes descriptions of each tier and sections on UN documents, OSCE, EU law & EEAS, Treaties & ICJ, and NATO.

    Source Registry

    252 curated domains across UN, OSCE, EU, and 100+ foreign ministries. Seven citation tiers - authoritative corpus through live research - labelled at retrieval and never conflated.

  • Screenshot of a digital document titled 'Position Playbooks', detailing rules and standards for diplomatic and international law, with sections on agreed language, briefing notes, clearance, diplomatic register, and crisis communication.

    Playbooks

    15 packs, 99 rules: core register, agreed language, talking points, briefing notes, démarches, UN/multilateral, negotiation, press, human rights, sanctions, cables, EU Council, crisis, summit visits, clearance. Editor rail with Fix. Agreed Language Guardian agent in the background.

  • Screenshot of a computer screen displaying a news monitoring dashboard with multiple news headlines and updates related to OSCE and NATO-Russia relations.

    Monitors

    9 watch types: country pulse, mandate, counterpart, resolution, think tank, press, OSINT, social, general. Daily or weekly cadence. Alert → brief → draft response in one click. Morning Brief surfaces what moved overnight.

  • Screenshot of a web application with a white background, displaying a list of seven agnostic workflows for diplomatic drafting. The workflows are organized into categories like Drafting, Travel, Review, Research, and Reporting. Each workflow card contains titles, descriptions, icons, steps, estimated time, and black buttons labeled 'Run in chat' and 'Advanced run'.

    Agents & workflows

    14 harness agents. 72 library entries. 7 workflows. Plan → approve → execute - with your sign-off at every gate. Build custom agents tailored to your mission's needs with the Agent Builder.

  • Screenshot of a digital workspace showing various folder labels such as South Korea Visit, Middle East, US, EU, EU Summit, and OSCE, with options to create new folders.

    Dossiers

    Persistent country, IGO, or topic file. Counterpart profiles, position history, and prior cleared drafts compound over time. Every new draft retrieves from what your mission has already produced.

Solutions
Solutions

Attaché goes where the draft lives. Built with depth, designed for daily use.

Surfaces

5

Web app, Desktop PWA, Word, Google Docs, and Outlook - wherever you work.

Time to first draft

<3 min

From tasking to a cited, register-correct first draft ready for review.

Source domains

252+

Pre-vetted UN, OSCE, EU, and 100+ foreign ministry sources across 7 citation tiers.

HOW IT WORKS

From tasking to Travel Pack in minutes.

Brief Attaché

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Describe what you need in plain language, paste a visit programme, or drop a file. Select your dossier, region, and tone. Instruments gives you access to 14 agents, 7 workflows, and 15 Playbooks.

Grounded in your sources

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Attaché AI retrieves from four streams in parallel - your dossier, the UN / OSCE / EU corpus, pinned agreed language, and live domain-filtered research when classification permits. Every claim is cited before the draft reaches you.

Review and refine

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Protocol Score checks your draft across six axes: citations, register, agreed-language fidelity, structure, tone, and classification. One-click Fix applies diplomatic-register rewrites. Not a grammar check - a quality gate.

Export and transmit

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Docx to your house template. PDF for print. Portal share for external reviewers. Clearance tracked from first draft to filed cable.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Vertical AI workspace for diplomatic drafting and review — Talking Points, Travel Files, démarches, notes verbales, and thirteen other formats. Every factual claim cited. Built for desk officers, mission staff, and IGO contractors.

  • Embassy desk officers, multilateral missions (UN, OSCE, EU), diplomatic consultants, think-tank analysts, and policy advisers under time and confidentiality pressure.

  • Generic AI has no citation tiers, no dossier memory, no agreed-language enforcement, and no classification gates. Attaché Desk disables live research at Restricted/Confidential and does not train on your data.

  • They serve legal work. Attaché AI Desk serves diplomacy - agreed language, counterpart tracking, multilateral register, Protocol Score. Complementary verticals, not competitors.

  • Internal quality bar: would a senior diplomat use this draft in front of a counterpart who has memorised the agreed language? Protocol Score instrumented it across six axes.

  • 14 document types sharing one pipeline - see Features page. Talking Points cover bilateral, multilateral, démarche, and phone variants.

  • Under 1 minute for a standard Talking Point. Travel File from a visit programme: typically 2 to 4 minutes.

  • Persistent file for a country, IGO portfolio, topic, or case - uploads, cleared drafts, counterpart profiles, positions, pinned language.

  • Playbooks = your mission's position rules and red lines. Agreed language = shared treaty and communiqué corpus. Both run checks; different sources.

  • Six-axis formal quality check - citations, register, agreed language, structure, tone, classification. Not policy clearance; pre-clearance quality gate.

  • Curated UN/OSCE/EU corpus, your dossier, pinned phrases, and tier-labelled live research when classification allows.

  • No. Contractual no-training terms on every Mistral, Anthropic, Gemini or Perplexity API call.

  • European Union. Tenant isolation via row-level security on every table.

  • Word and Google Docs: beta. Outlook: beta (partial).

Attaché is built to meet the confidentiality requirements of diplomatic institutions.

Security and controls
Security

No training on your data

EU data residency

Classification routing

Tenant isolation (RLS)

Append-only audit log

GDPR-aligned processing

Screen Shield + Vault Lock

SOC 2 Type II

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