The press calls Striveworks' products Chariot and Chariot Forge, the Army bought Chariot licences under a $70 million agreement, and the new PMM will own collateral for the "AIOps platform, agentic AI orchestrator, and vertical solutions". But striveworks.com has three pages and never names Chariot or Chariot Forge; /chariot, /products and /solutions return 404. An evaluator who reads a Breaking Defense story and searches for Chariot finds news sites, not Striveworks.
First action
Draft the Chariot page from the latest press release and the AIOps homepage section.
How to measure it
Product-page demo requests
- Now
- –
- Target
- 3x the current homepage rate
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Agree the names
Product and module names cleared for public use.
Cofounder and CEO 2 days
Gather facts
What is releasable for each product from each PM.
Senior Technical Product Marketing Manager 1 week
Write the pages
Five pages: three products, two solutions.
Senior Technical Product Marketing Manager 1 week
Release review
Public-release and security review of every claim.
Communications team 1 week
Build in Webflow
Templates, navigation and the sitemap.
Communications team 3 days
Route the form
Demo requests by product and sector.
Business Development lead 1 day
Link the news
Each press item links to the product it names.
Communications team 1 day
Measure
Searches for "Chariot" landing on the site, and demo requests.
Senior Technical Product Marketing Manager monthly
Why it works
Publish one releasable page per product (Chariot AIOps, Chariot Forge agentic orchestration, edge AI management) and one per vertical solution (multi-domain awareness, ATR). Each states what it does, where it runs (cloud, on-premises, disconnected edge), how it keeps models working, the human-approval and logging controls, published results, and a demo request routed by sector. Turn each page into the matching one-pager in the collateral library.
Program offices, primes and partners check the vendor's own site before a briefing. Named product pages capture searches created by every contract announcement and give the sales team one link per product.
Ready to use
ChecklistProduct page outline
[ ] One-line description in the buyer's terms [ ] Where it runs: cloud, on-premises, disconnected edge [ ] How it keeps models working (drift, remediation) [ ] Human approval and action logging [ ] Published results with source [ ] Contract vehicles and how to buy [ ] Demo request routed by product and sector [ ] Link to the matching one-pager
Risks and how to handle them
Too much detail for an open site
Publish only cleared capability descriptions; keep the rest in controlled briefings.
Names change
Use one page per product with redirects when names change.
Evidence
- HiringSenior Technical Product Marketing Manager (remote or Austin, posted September 3, 2026): will "own the collateral that carries our products into every sales conversation, evaluation, and briefing across our AI operations (AIOps) platform, agentic AI orchestrator, and vertical solutions", for audiences "ranging from technical evaluators to senior government decision-makers"; maintain "a complete, current, and organized library of sales and technical collateral across all products. Identify gaps and drive them to closure"; support "industry and government conferences"; and grow "into technical content ... starting with blog posts".Source
- Your websiteHomepage: "The Command Center for Enterprise AI", "Automated AIOps", and sections on Multi-Domain Awareness, Adaptive Multi-Domain ATR and Cloud-to-Edge Deployment, each with a "Request Demo" button; a media list of Army news. The words "Chariot" and "Chariot Forge" do not appear anywhere on the site. The demo form asks for a Sector: "Government & Public Sector", "Commercial" or "Partnerships", but nothing on the site speaks to commercial buyers.Source
- Your websiteSitemap (October 22, 2026): three URLs, the homepage, /blog and /contact. Paths such as /chariot, /solutions, /products and /about return 404, and /platform redirects to the homepage. The navigation links Blog, Careers (to Greenhouse), Media and Contact.Source
- DoD contract announcementA Department of Defense contract announcement in January 2026 listed Striveworks of Austin, Texas, for a $70,000,000 firm-fixed-price contract for the purchase of Chariot Software Platform licenses, through Army Contracting Command, Aberdeen Proving Ground, with completion estimated January 14, 2028.Source
- News coveragePR Newswire, October 2026: the Army selected Striveworks to deploy AI in Europe with U.S. Army Europe and Africa, using Chariot Forge, which coordinates AI agents across military tools and data systems, logs each action and keeps human approval over major decisions. It cites intelligence processing about 40 times faster and targeting about 21 times faster in U.S. testing, a $70 million enterprise agreement earlier in 2026, a March 2026 growth investment led by Washington Harbour Partners, plans to add more than 100 employees, and two Deloitte fastest-growing rankings; it mentions connections with Microsoft and Palantir systems.Source
- News coverageBreaking Defense, October 2026: the Army issued just under $100 million in application awards for NGC2 to nine companies; Striveworks will provide its Chariot suite of software platforms, which in part keep AI models working in changing environments. In August 2026 Breaking Defense reported Striveworks would build the AI layer for NGC2 at corps level; in July 2025 Striveworks joined the Anduril-led NGC2 prototype team. The homepage also lists a $9.75 million contract with U.S. Army Europe and Africa.Source
- HiringSenior Product Manager, AI Infrastructure & Agentic Systems (posted August 3, updated October 13, 2026) and Senior Product Manager, Edge AI Management (posted October 6, 2026): both own "technical documentation, release notes, and internal/external communications on new features" and "Partner with marketing to position new capabilities, craft product collateral, and support launch efforts". The edge role covers models deployed "across distributed edge environments" with "intermittent connectivity" and "offline operation".Source