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Better government services start with a clear use case.

Explore where Claude could help your team, choose the right way to use it, and build an honest case for cost and public value.

The planning path01 — 04
  1. 01
    Define the use case

    Start with the work and who it serves.

  2. 02
    Choose a Claude route

    Chat, Claude tasks (Cowork), Code, or API.

  3. 03
    Model the cost

    Make volume and assumptions visible.

  4. 04
    Test public value

    Measure quality, capacity, and service.

Start with the mission Show the assumptions Validate before scaling

01 / Find the fit

What does your team need to accomplish?

Select a starting point to see a possible Claude route. Recommendations are illustrative and should be validated against your agency's requirements.

A possible starting route01 / 04

Claude Chat

For staff who need a thinking partner to research, summarize, and draft while they retain responsibility for the final answer.

First pilot
Test with a small set of approved policy documents and measure time to a verified answer.
Validate before use
Confirm access controls, permitted data, source review, and human approval for consequential responses.
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Illustrative recommendation, not a security approval or product eligibility determination.

02 / Choose the route

Four ways to put Claude to work

The best route depends on who does the work, where it happens, and whether the agency is building its own application.

02 / Knowledge work

Claude tasks

Delegate bounded work across files and tools with the Cowork capability in Claude, then review the deliverable. Availability varies by plan.

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03 / Software teams

Claude Code

Support developers as they understand, build, test, and maintain software.

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04 / Agency applications

Claude API

Build Claude into a service or workflow your organization owns and operates.

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03 / Make the case

A useful estimate shows its work.

Cost alone cannot tell you whether a service is better. Build a pilot case around workload volume, full staff effort, operating cost, capacity, service measures, and evidence from a bounded test.

Build a pilot value case
  1. 01
    Define the baseline

    How is the work done today, and what does success mean for residents and staff?

  2. 02
    Model cost transparently

    Use current, dated inputs and the right cost method for each Claude route.

  3. 03
    Test the value

    Measure quality, time returned, adoption, and service outcomes before scaling.