Government capture work involves telling a system what you intend to bid on, which is competitively sensitive in a way most SaaS data is not. CLEATUS states it logs the tool name, a hashed token id and success — not the arguments. That is a meaningful difference from 'we take security seriously'. On the product side, the dismiss and undismiss pair is the tell that recommendations actually learn: feedback is a tool, not a thumbs-up buried in a UI.
CLEATUS's endpoint for government contracting. Thirty-six tools spanning three jobs: finding opportunities, working them as pursuits, and the tasks around them.
- search_opportunities — 4.5M+ federal and SLED opportunities filtered by NAICS, PSC, state and set-aside
- get_recommendations — opportunities ranked against your entity's capture profile, with dismiss and undismiss feeding the scoring
- get_opportunity — full detail: description, deadlines, set-asides, contacts, documents
- search_market — semantic search across awards, agencies, contractors, people and NAICS
- Pipeline: add_to_pipeline, search_pipeline, get_pursuit, update_pursuit for phase, tags, due date and archive
- Tasks and saved searches, the latter with optional email alerts
OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration, Clerk-backed with an entity picker at login, read and write scopes, and refresh rotation. Plans are annual: DATA at $39 per user per month, DATA + AI at $78 which adds the directory connectors.
Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen