JAWNVION helps defense contractors and regulated organizations deploy AI without losing control of their knowledge, evidence, or compliance posture.
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My name is Peter Terefenko. I'm the founder of Jawnvion LLC — a defense tech and AI engineering company based in Philadelphia. Engineering Intelligence isn't a tagline. It's the actual problem I'm solving.
I've spent years at the intersection of AI systems, defense contracting, and regulated environments. The CMMC compliance kit came out of preparing my own documentation for a Navy contract pursuit. The SBIR proposal template is derived from a real Phase I submission. The AI workbook and Colab labs are what I wish existed when I was building and shipping LLM systems from scratch.
Every product here is a practitioner artifact — the real thing, generalized so you can use it. I'm not a consultant selling advice. I'm an engineer who built the thing and documented it.
The bigger play is EKOS — an enterprise AI platform for organizations that cannot afford to hallucinate. CMMC-aligned, evidence-grounded, built for defense contractors and regulated industries. Jawnvion's digital products fund that mission and put real tools in the hands of the people who need them now.
The workbook ships with browser-based walkthroughs for every chapter. First two are free.
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Turn fragmented organizational knowledge into an authoritative, evidence-backed current state.
EKOS is the full platform — an enterprise operating system for organizations that cannot afford to hallucinate. Every claim traces to evidence. Every decision has provenance. Every gap is flagged, never crossed. Built for defense contractors, aerospace, and regulated industries where knowledge authority isn't optional.