CGI Federal Launches AI Agent Catalog for US Agencies

Sep 29, 2026
CGI Federal has introduced an AI Agent Catalog developed with Amazon Web Services for secure agent deployment across US federal agencies.

CGI Federal announced in a press release an AI Agent Catalog developed with Amazon Web Services for US federal agencies. The catalog contains thousands of curated use cases for cyber defense, fraud detection, benefits processing and administrative modernization.

Agencies can use the offering to create self directed agents that automate administrative and operational workflows in secure federal environments. It includes controls intended to support federal security, governance and compliance requirements.

CGI Federal also provides governance advisory services for auditing, due diligence and visibility into AI activity. The company said the catalog keeps human judgment central as agencies move from pilot projects to deployments for specific missions.

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