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Local-first SAM.gov opportunity triage with explainable scoring, local saves, and minimal permissions. SAM.gov Opportunity Copilot helps you triage SAM.gov opportunities faster without adding a backend account or moving your core workflow out of the browser. The extension adds a local-first workflow on top of live SAM.gov pages: - explainable opportunity scoring - faster opportunity triage - local saves for shortlist continuity - revisit flow across popup, workspace, and options surfaces What it does: - reads live SAM.gov opportunity pages in the browser - scores opportunities using deterministic, explainable rules - lets you save promising items locally for later review - keeps the workflow lightweight and focused on triage, not CRM or proposal generation Why it is useful: - reduces time spent manually sorting opportunities - makes score output understandable instead of opaque - keeps core shortlist data local-first - avoids unnecessary permissions and avoids expanding into unrelated workflow scope Privacy and data handling: - core shortlist continuity is local-first - the extension is designed around minimal permissions - optional diagnostics/telemetry, when enabled, stay within the disclosed observability boundary - no hidden account requirement for the core workflow Best for: - consultants, capture leads, and small teams reviewing SAM.gov opportunities - solo operators who want a lean shortlist and revisit workflow - users who want explainable scoring instead of black-box ranking
Apr 8, 2026
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