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We're hiring at the National Design Studio!
Yesterday we launched America.gov, the first step toward replacing thousands of outdated government websites with one product. You can ask it anything and get an answer from a verified government source.
But this is just the start. Next, we're building features that let you renew your passport, enroll in Medicare, and book a campsite at a national park, and so much more, all in one place.
We're looking for great engineers and designers to help build it. If that sounds like you, my DMs are open
Adam Bhaloo retweeted
We built a lie detector for AI.
Today we're launching Latent (YC F26). It reads a model's mind while it's answering and stops the wrong answers before anyone sees them.
Works with any model, at 500x less than paying another AI to check the work.
Years of interpretability research taught me one thing: the model often knows it's about to be wrong. It just doesn't tell you. Now it does.
Try it free at runlatent.ai
Adam Bhaloo retweeted
P cool, huh? 🇺🇸🚀
@ndstudio FTW
Now on America.gov: report fraud against government programs in just a few steps and, if eligible, receive a reward up to $30K
America.gov is growing at lightning speed
Now on America.gov: report fraud against government programs in just a few steps and, if eligible, receive a reward up to $30K
Rampart is now 10x smaller and more accurate than ever!
Four months ago, we built Rampart the on-device privacy model.
Today we are releasing Rampart Edge. It's 10x smaller, more accurate, and runs on almost any device.
ndstudio.gov/posts/introduci…
Adam Bhaloo retweeted
My first task for the National Design Studio was to make Rampart smaller. It's our frontier on-device privacy model trained to filter all personal user data before it even gets to America.gov
After a lot of hill-climbing and data labeling, I'm excited to launch Rampart Edge along with @as400495. So small the weights fit in a notebook. This will noticeably speed up the load time of America.gov for hundreds of thousands of Americans.
Under budget and ahead of schedule!
Four months ago, we built Rampart the on-device privacy model.
Today we are releasing Rampart Edge. It's 10x smaller, more accurate, and runs on almost any device.
ndstudio.gov/posts/introduci…
Adam Bhaloo retweeted
We’ve partnered with @ndstudio to launch American Forge.
It’s a six-month residency for exceptional engineers to embed inside the government and build software that affects hundreds of millions of people.
Right now, a small team can do more than ever - including in public service! Applications are now open.
Introducing American Forge: a six-month residency for exceptional engineers ready to take on the toughest problems in American government.
Run by National Design Studio in partnership with @cognition
forge.ndstudio.gov/?s=x
Few opportunities let engineers work on problems this important and at this scale. If this sounds interesting to you, DM me directly
Introducing American Forge: a six-month residency for exceptional engineers ready to take on the toughest problems in American government.
Run by National Design Studio in partnership with @cognition
forge.ndstudio.gov/?s=x
Adam Bhaloo retweeted
Edward “Big Balls” Coristine, the former DOGE engineer, is now helping build the Trump administration’s new digital front door to the federal government.
Coristine told Fox News Digital that America.gov is designed to give Americans one place to find government information and, eventually, complete services now spread across thousands of federal websites.
He also detailed plans to make first-time passport applications fully digital, reflected on his time at DOGE and spoke about the origin of the nickname that put him in the national spotlight.
Full story here foxnews.com/politics/big-bal…
Adam Bhaloo retweeted
Must read interview with the one and only Edward Coristine @as400495. Without him America.gov wouldn't be where it is today.
Edward “Big Balls” Coristine, the former DOGE engineer, is now helping build the Trump administration’s new digital front door to the federal government.
Coristine told Fox News Digital that America.gov is designed to give Americans one place to find government information and, eventually, complete services now spread across thousands of federal websites.
He also detailed plans to make first-time passport applications fully digital, reflected on his time at DOGE and spoke about the origin of the nickname that put him in the national spotlight.
Full story here foxnews.com/politics/big-bal…
Adam Bhaloo retweeted
The National Design Studio is doing remarkable work for America.
It is extremely rare for people as accomplished and talented as @jgebbia to leave the private sector to work for the public.
I hope it inspires more people who’ve built extraordinary companies to help build a country where others get that same chance.
Adam Bhaloo retweeted
A few people asked if our America.gov launch demos were made in After Effects. They were actually built in code with React and Motion, running in the browser and using our design system components.
We took this approach to have fine control over the details: adjust the formatting of a response, change a layout or tweak the timing, then run through the demo again and see how it felt on the big screen. Every transition was reversible with the arrow keys, so we could move seamlessly forward or back, match the presenter’s cadence and adjust the pace in real time.
What else should we add to this list? Comment any ideas
coming to AMERICA.GOV in 2027: passports, name changes, campgrounds, medication costs, and more
what else should we add to the list?
Adam Bhaloo retweeted
It’s amazing to see the response to America.gov. The credit starts with @elonmusk. Thank you Elon for opening the door for tech to take greater interest in gov. You took a lot of arrows doing it. Wouldn’t be here without you.
Thank you President Trump @POTUS for your genius initiatives like this to fix things for everyday Americans, and @SusieWiles47 for supporting this effort since before the Executive Order 14338 last year.
Thank you Ed Coristine @as400495, Peter Arnell @arnelldesign and the entire team at National Design Studio. I admire your ingenuity, perseverance, and commitment to excellence you have shown shipping this historic new platform.
Thank you to Ed Forst @USGSA_Ed and the teams at GSA for partnering in such a profound way.
Thank you Cabinet members and your agencies who believe in making our nation a leader in the citizen experience.
With the platform established, now the work begins to radically upgrade the experience of living in America.
Product Designers and Software Engineers who want to build with impact, your nation is calling: ndstudio.gov/jobs
Chief Design Officer @jgebbia officially unveils America.gov, the new online home for the United States of America


















