The user will ask “What enemy military unit is in the region?” AIP Assistant comes up with a good guess. “likely an armor attack battalion based on the pattern of the equipment.” The analyst then requests a MQ-9 drone to inspect the area. The AIP Assistant is then asked to review the scene. “generate three courses of action to target this enemy equipment,” The assistant then suggests that the attackers attack the unit using either an “air asset,” The aforementioned “long range artillery,” Or a “tactical team.” The user asks their assistant to forward these options on to an imaginary commander who, in the end, chooses the tactic team.
It is important to note that the final step occurs quickly. The analyst simply asks his AIP Assistant for assistance. “analyze the battlefield,” Then, you can ask for help. “generate a route” Finally, troops must reach the enemy. “assign jammers” To sabotage the communications equipment of their adversaries. The analyst reviews the final battle plan in seconds and then orders his troops to mobilise.
In the scenario described above, Claude will be the “voice” The AIP assistant and the “reasoning” It uses it to generate responses. In other AIP demos, users interact with large language model in a similar way. On a blog published Palantir explained last week for example how NATO can benefit from Maven Smart Systems customerAIP Agents can be found within the Tool.
Palantir demonstrates in one of its graphics how third party defense contractors may select among several AI models that Palantir has built-in, including ChatGPT by OpenAI and Meta Llama. OpenAI GPT 4.1 is selected by the user, although a soldier could also choose Claude.
A digital map is then displayed to the analyst, showing where troops and weapons are located. In a panel labeled “COA” Clicking on the button will prompt a GPT-4.1 tool to produce five different military strategies. One of these is called “Support-by-Fire-then-Penetration-Shock-and-Destruction.”
AIP Agent could also be used to help interpret satellite images. For example, the analyst can select three detections of tanker trucks from a map and load them in the chat interface. “interpret” You can use the image to suggest your next steps.
Claude can also be utilized by the military for intelligence assessment that could inform future strikes. WIRED viewed a demo in June 2025 by Kunaal Singh, a Public Sector Lead at Anthropic. He demonstrated how the Enterprise Version of Claude can be used to create “advanced” There are reports of a “real” drone attack in Ukraine.Operation Spider’s Web.” Sharma clarified that Claude only used publicly-available information in the demonstration. By partnering with Palantir he explained, the federal can use internal datasets.
“This is typically something that I might sit for like five hours with a cup of coffee, and read Google, and go into think tanks, and start writing reports and writing a citation, etc.,” Sharma says “But I don’t have that kind of time.”
Sharma requested that Claude create an html page. “interactive dashboard” Translate the information on Operation Spider’s Web into “object types” Foundry is one of Palantir’s commercial software products. He asked Claude for a comprehensive analysis of developments in Russia’s border provinces as well as a brief 200-word summary of the mission. “military and political effects.”
“Frankly, I’ve been reading these types of things for 20 years—I used to write them, I used to be an academic myself,” Sharma says “This is actually pretty good.”
