WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE INFO HUB?
Rate each feature below on how much you like it and whether it's worth developing further. Your name is optional. There's room for open feedback under each one too.
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A live analytics overview -- stat tiles, cumulative accomplishments growth, category and accomplishment-type breakdowns, and where citizen suggestions are coming from by constituency.
The full sourced feed of individual government accomplishments, decisions, and initiatives, organized by category, each with a citation back to its source.
A chatbot that only answers using verified, sourced claims already in the archive -- it never guesses or uses outside knowledge, and always shows where an answer comes from.
Shows an opposition statement next to any official government record that speaks to the same matter -- no verdict rendered, just the claim and the record side by side.
Search any topic and see accomplishment claims and opposition claims that relate to it together.
A chronological view of the government's own record -- accomplishments, policy decisions, and initiatives over time.
Real bills and laws explained in plain, everyday language with relatable analogies, plus a Q&A scoped to each bill's actual text.
Lets any citizen anonymously suggest what government should focus on next; similar suggestions are grouped so officials can see what comes up most.
(Internal) Where a human reviews AI-extracted claims -- confirming speakers, dates, categories -- before anything goes public.
(Internal) Manages which YouTube channels, news sites, and other sources feed the ingestion pipeline.
(Internal) Groups citizen suggestions into themes and ranks them by how often they come up, so officials can see what matters most to people.
(Internal) A summary view of opposition-side ingestion activity and volume, by category.
(Internal) A log of every question asked of the chatbot, with admin ratings on whether it answered well.
(Internal) Where a human reviews and approves the plain-language bill explainers before they go public.
Stepping back from any one feature -- what's your overall impression of the platform, and is this worth continuing to build out?