About

This project is building toward a foundational data layer for AI-powered journalism, starting with the U.S. Congressional Record. Over time, additional data sources will be onboarded. The long-term goal is to make primary political debate directly accessible to both AI systems and the public, so reporting, analysis, and education can be grounded in original, verifiable sources rather than summaries or secondhand commentary by legacy media outlets.

Transparency of original sources is particularly important in today's political climate. Both people and AI systems need the ability to trace claims back to the original words, context, and evidence.

Improvements over the existing Congressional Record

Current versions of the Congressional Record are difficult to navigate due to an outdated website and the volume of administrative filler and boilerplate. This project restructures the record to improve clarity, transparency, and accessibility. This includes:

This structure also improves access for people using assistive technologies by reducing clutter, improving navigation, and offering audio-first options.

Current Status (Beta)

This site is actively under construction. The goal is to create something that is easy to use for humans while also exposing the underlying content in a form that AI models can directly consume. As models become more advanced and offer customized user experiences, the data will already be structured and ready.

Not Yet Available, But Coming Soon

Short-Term Roadmap