Quantitative methods applied to the public record
An analysis engine for legislation and official records - brings the apparatus of quantitative risk science - stochastic inference, explicit uncertainty, distributions rather than point estimates - to a domain that has mostly been served by opinion, and pairs it with deterministic gates so that a statement reaches publication only when it is bound to the source passage that supports it.
Stochastic meets deterministic
The engine sweeps statutes, agency dockets, county and municipal agendas, statutory notices and press coverage on a fixed daily cadence. Candidates enter a deterministic pipeline that classifies each source, resolves it to the body that issued it, and refuses any claim it cannot bind to a primary record. Where the question is quantitative, the estimate is simulated rather than asserted. Confidence is never inferred from fluency.
Verification Engine
Every workflow executes inside enforced gates rather than inside a model's judgement. A claim that cannot cite its passage is demoted, not asserted. Confidence is never inferred from fluency.
Two dates, never one
Every report states when its sources were last checked and when its analysis was last validated, as two separate facts. They are allowed to disagree, and when they do, the report says so.
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