Legislative Intelligence Platform
One platform, two surfaces: a public research experience over the legislative record, and the internal production system Congressional Research Service analysts use to keep summaries current.
2 U.S.C. 166(d): CRS provides a nonpartisan summary of every measure introduced in Congress.
Live Congress.gov data
- Bills, members, summaries, and roll calls read through a cached API layer.
Cited by construction
- Every generated statement resolves to the bill text or record behind it.
Human sign-off
- Assisted drafting, reviewer scoring, and a full audit trail before publication.
Ask Congress.gov
Ask a question in plain language and get an answer assembled from bill text, roll call votes, and published CRS summaries: every statement linked to its record.
Natural-language search over the legislative record
Answers with inline citations and source records
Trending measures and public usage dashboard
CRS Analyst Workbench
Work the summary backlog with assisted drafting: section-by-section provenance, reviewer sign-off, audit trail, and continuous model evaluation against CRS standards.
Backlog triage with priority and age signals
Three-panel drafting with citation highlighting
Human review, audit trail, and model evaluation lab