A junior associate can watch only so many states and committees. Your AI team covers the state and federal jurisdictions configured for each client during onboarding and produces drafts for your review.
Bill status, amendment language, co-sponsor changes, and committee assignments across the state and federal coverage configured per client during onboarding — classified by client relevance and urgency.
Proposed rules, final rules, and notices — filtered for the issues configured for your clients and summarized for your review.
A one-pager with bill summary, talking points, and the ask — formatted and QA-reviewed, ready for your review.
Committee testimony with supporting data, sourced citations, and strategic framing aligned to your client's position — drafted for your review.
Tracks LDA quarterly deadlines and drafts LD-2 reports and activity summaries for your review. You or your counsel approve and file. State requirements are scoped during onboarding.
Competitor firm disclosures, new client registrations, and lobbying expenditure reports from public LDA filings — available once data rights are approved and the feed is live-tested. See who's lobbying for whom, with a link to each filing.
Legislative briefs, testimony drafts, one-pagers — formatted, sourced, and QA-reviewed before they hit your desk.
Nothing for your team to install. No developers to hire. Coverage, acceptance, and setup payments are agreed in writing in your service agreement.
A 30-minute walkthrough. We show what is live today, including Federal Register scanning, and what requires onboarding.
Your workspace is set up in days — monitoring targets set, support channel connected — with coverage and acceptance agreed in writing. Onboarding follows over 2–4 weeks.
Your team monitors the committees and dockets configured for your clients while your people focus on the relationships and strategy that win.
The value is the private buildout: agents, templates, client memory, support, backups, updates, and approval rules configured around your practice areas and your portfolio.
We provision the workspace, configure the agent roster, load government affairs templates, and walk through the first workflow with you.
Issue briefs, relationship maps, prior work product, client preferences, SOPs, jurisdictions, and approval rules become part of the working system.
Your main agent is reachable through Telegram or Slack, with a human escalation path when a fix requires judgment or credentials.
Updates are staged and health-checked before promotion to your install.
Before go-live, each production install's offsite backup target and restore check are documented in writing.
The system drafts, monitors, and prepares work. External sends, filings, and payments require your approval.
Every deliverable arrives with a Verification Certificate — a source ledger where each checked item links to where it came from. Here's an illustrative sample.
Each client's data is designed to sit in its own walled workspace, separate from other clients'. Data-handling terms — including AI model-provider terms — are provided in writing before any client material is loaded.
Your workspace is set up in days, with coverage and acceptance agreed in writing. Setup payments and the 30-day acceptance gate — reviewed deliverables on your real clients — are set out in your signed service agreement.
AIGA drafts and tracks. You — or your counsel — review, approve, and file. Nothing is sent or filed on its own.
Every deliverable runs through an automated QA gate that checks each bill number, status, and citation against the source record — and rejects or flags anything it can't trace, even if the claim happens to be true. When the system isn't certain, it flags the item "pending human verification" rather than guessing. What reaches you carries a Verification Certificate — a source ledger where each checked item links to where it came from. Nothing external sends without your approval, and actions are recorded in an audit log.
A 30-minute walkthrough — what is live today, and what requires onboarding.
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