Bridge the gap between compliance prose
and machine-readable OSCAL.
OSCAL is NIST’s machine-readable standard for catalogs, baselines, SSPs, assessment results, and POA&Ms — and FedRAMP is moving to an OSCAL submission mandate. OSCAL Bridge converts your prose to OSCAL, validates against the published schema, and renders OSCAL back into something an auditor can read.
Acme operates a SaaS platform on AWS GovCloud. The platform supports three account types: privileged, service, and end-user. Account types are defined in our IAM policy and enforced at the API gateway component…
"control-id": "ac-2",
"by-components": [{
"component-uuid": "c-1",
"props": [
{ name: "account-types", value: "privileged, service, end-user" }
]
}]
}]
⚠ review-frequency: needs information
Prose ↔ OSCAL
Paste an SSP section or POA&M narrative. The assistant maps prose into model fields with provenance and confidence — and flags gaps explicitly rather than inventing values.
Schema validation, in plain English
Deterministic validation against NIST's published OSCAL JSON Schema. Each error shows its JSON path, the rule it violates, and an AI-written explanation of how to fix it.
OSCAL → readable views
Import any OSCAL JSON, XML, or YAML and render it as a clean control tree, system security plan, or POA&M — a deterministic transformation, no AI in the loop.