Government affairs became a revenue job.
Your AI public policy specialist.
A rule, a bill, a consultation, or an executive action tracked from proposal to enforcement across 16 markets and 50 states, read for what it means to your company and what it turns into, so your team can see what moved, what is due, and where it leads.
Half the job is information. The workspace does that half.
A government affairs director tracks developments across jurisdictions, assesses proposals, writes impact analyses, briefs the board, and keeps a playbook per region. The workspace does that work on the record. The other half, relationships, coalitions, and the room itself, stays with your people.
Information work · the workspace does it
Human work · the workspace supports it, never claims it
One rule. Its whole life on one line.
A docket is a rule, a bill, a consultation, or an executive action with a lifecycle: proposed, comment open, comment closed, final, effective, enforced. Signals group onto a docket by its number, bill id, or rulemaking id, never by a guess at the name. The stage comes from the latest signal, and the basis is stated.
| Docket | Jurisdiction | Stage | Next | Applies |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data center interconnection rule | US · federal | comment open | closes in 21 d | yes |
| Large-load tariff proceeding | US · state commission | proposed | hearing · 6 wk | check threshold |
| Semiconductor export control update | US · federal | final | effective · 30 d | yes |
| State clean energy procurement bill | US · state legislature | comment closed | floor vote · tbd | yes |
| Grid connection consultation | UK | comment open | closes in 9 d | not you |
| Critical minerals incentive scheme | India | effective | applications · 45 d | yes |
What it is, where it stands, and what it does to you.
Every docket carries an impact card. Applicability is a deterministic match against your issue profile: the rule, the threshold, and why. The dated path shows the stages so far. The precedent shows the last five dockets of the kind in that jurisdiction, what came next, and how long it took. The implication is a paragraph in the AI Analyst style with every claim cited to a signal.
What moved. What is due. What we think.
A brief every week or month, on letterhead, as PDF. Four parts: what moved, what is due, positions taken, and the outlook. Every line cites a docket. A quiet period reads as a quiet period. No free-form text, so nothing reaches the board that is not on the record.
Board brief · one period · illustrative
Playbooks · one per jurisdiction
From the rule to the money behind it.
A docket on the board walks forward to the solicitation and the awards it turns into, on the same keyed edges the modules use, and back to the office that runs it. Drag the cards. The ties hold.
One issue profile. Every module reads it.
The workspace is not a sixth vertical. One company issue profile, prefilled from your sector and markets, drives the tracker, the cards, the brief, and the playbooks. From any module, a program or award walks back to the docket behind it, and a docket walks forward to the capital it turns into.
A mention is not a docket.
Every line between a signal and a docket, and between a docket and the capital behind it, is made through an identifier.
Capabilities that ride the workspace.
The workspace is built on capabilities that are live today. The AI Analyst writes the implication paragraph. The regulatory cascade supplies the precedent. The entity dossier and constellation read the same dockets.
Seven layers on every figure.
Nothing on a ledger, a board, or a memo is computed on the fly from a model. It is served from the record, with its basis and its n. The standard is the same across every module.
The same workbench, other domains.
Each module binds its own objects and link rules to the same investigation surface. Pin, link, board, memo: the grammar carries across.
Bring one docket your team is tracking.
A 30-minute walkthrough on a rule, a bill, or a consultation you already follow. You see the signals on it, the precedent, and what it turns into on the record today. The workspace is in build; early access goes to the companies that bring the dockets.