All federal agencies must now integrate their public-facing services into America.gov following a new executive order signed by President Trump. The mandate transforms the recently launched AI interface into a compulsory single entry point for the US government, unifying roughly 29,000 separate agency websites into one conversational portal. Powered by Google's Gemini and Grok, the tool allows citizens to find information on veterans' care, federal jobs, and business registration by describing their needs in plain language.

The administration plans to add direct Medicare enrollment and passport renewal to the site later this year, with the capacity to submit forms and track applications by 2027. The portal is designed to serve 40 million daily users, though critic Gary Marcus describes the initiative as a taxpayer-funded bailout for AI companies that bypasses Congress. During the site's debut, Trump credited Elon Musk with conceiving the technological transformation to modernize federal government access.