Agency profiles

An agency profile turns the raw research library into per-agency intelligence. Each section is a cited bundle pulled from the research library and attributed to the agency via its slug and aliases — never an uncited summary. Agency profiles can be viewed on every tier, including Free; the related Forecast predictions on a profile are shown on Pro and above.

What's in a profile

• Priorities — strategic plans and Congressional Budget Justification themes.
• Opportunities — active forecast signals and open notices for the agency.
• Incumbents — the top vendors on the agency's award rows.
• Oversight — GAO and Inspector General findings.
• People — leadership and Senior Executive Service movements.
• Regulations — rules the agency authored.
• IT posture — IT-spend and modernization signal.

Citations on every row

Every row carries a citation — a human label (e.g. GAO-24-106 · 2024-03-12), a source URL when the source record had one, and the dataset the row came from. The UI renders each as a chip that links back to the source.

Honest empty-states

Each section degrades to an honest empty-state when sources are thin for that agency — it never fabricates priorities, incumbents, or findings to fill a panel. If FedGrade has nothing cited to show, it shows nothing and says so. Coverage deepens as connectors ingest more sources.

Where it shows up

• The agency profile view in the Library at /library/agency/<slug>; every agency is listed at /library/agencies.
• The agency snapshot section of the capture package export (Team and above).
• Over the REST API at GET /api/v1/agencies/{slug} (scope agencies:read, Enterprise and above).

The incumbents section is feature-detected against the award data and degrades safely if those columns aren't present in a given deployment.