WIRED spoke to one of the DOGE employees who was launched about who was really responsible

With Elon Musk And other leaders of the so-called government efficiency (DOGE) claim to be on their way out, WIRED spoke with a Doge employee who was launched about his experience, and how the group calls, which seems to be responsible-and may not come after that.

Earlier this week, Sahil Lavingia was published Blog post On his personal website, which shows his detail for 55 days inside Doug. Lavingia, from Wirelessly identified for the first time As a member of Dog in the Ministry of Old Warriors Affairs (VA), is the CEO of Gumroad, a platform that helps creativity to sell their business.

In his position, Lavingia describes the types of projects that he worked on in the Ministry of Old Warriors Affairs, and his comprehensive impressions of work with Dog. Lavingia has described DOGE as “unorganized”, with a little information that participates in different teams.

All of this may change soon, as Musk spent the past few weeks, saying that he will leave his duties to a large extent. Two of those close to him, Steve Davis and Nicole HollandHe seems to leave as well. Davis, who had worked with Musk for years, including in X and CEO of Poring Company, was an integral part of Doug’s daily operations.

Lavaya says that without Davis on his head, it is not clear who will lead Dog – and in any direction.

“Stephen was the only person who was through everything,” he told Lavia Wire.

Musk, Davis and Hollander did not respond to WIRED requests for comment.

Lavingia Wire told Davis that he seemed to be the person who directs most of DOGE activities in different agencies, and was in direct contact with all DOGE members at different points. In general, in the Lavingia experience, these correspondences occurred using an encrypted messaging application signal.

Experts and legislators It was previously warned Using a signal for official government communications can violate the laws that require government employees to maintain the records of all communications. Earlier this year, the then national security advisor Mike Waltz added Atlantic Ocean Editor for the Sign Group chat Al -Fals and other senior officials in the Trump administration discussed the imminent and sensitive military actions in Yemen.

Davis, Lovis says, would send priorities to anyone who was a Duji team in a specific agency. At the Ministry of Old Warriors Affairs, Lavingia Wire, Davis has ordered the DOGE team to determine the priorities of contracting contracts for cancellation. Davis will send a message to Lavia periodically to check how he works, but he rarely responds to Lavingia’s responses, he says.

According to Lanfia, in late March, Davis was present at a meeting with Musa, and called “E meeting”. Lavina says that many of the workers of Doug who faced them at that meeting, and often appeared to carry out the tasks assigned to them by Davis.

Two others from Muskin, Anthony Armstrong and Paris Akis, attended at “E meeting”. These three men – Armstrong, Akis, and Davis – prove that they are responsible for them.

“Stephen is basically similar to the chief of staff or body man when there was Elon there,” he says.