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Policy Lens lets anyone ask a policy or regulation question in plain language and get an answer that quotes the exact reviewed passage — with the section number and a citation — or honestly says the evidence isn't there. It's the public face of the ASL Knowledge Agent: grounded retrieval, real citations, and an engine that would rather abstain than make something up.
The problem
Regulations are searchable but not answerable.
The rules that govern a profession are public — but buried in hundreds of pages of PDFs. General chatbots will happily "answer" a regulatory question by inventing a plausible-sounding rule, which is exactly the wrong tool when the answer has real consequences.
Policy Lens only answers from reviewed source material, quotes it back with a citation you can check, and abstains when the corpus doesn't support an answer.
Grounded in real corpora
- Reviewed passages with section numbers
- Page-level citations back to the source PDF
- Source integrity verified by SHA-256
- Abstains rather than inventing a rule
Capabilities
Plain-language questions, source-backed answers.
Plain-language questions
Ask the way you'd ask a colleague — no need to know section numbers or legal phrasing.
Cited answers
Each answer quotes the reviewed passage with its section number and a citation you can verify yourself.
Honest abstention
When the corpus doesn't support an answer, it says so — rather than filling the gap with a guess.
Source integrity
Every source PDF is fingerprinted with SHA-256, so the passage you're reading is provably the one that was reviewed.
Bilingual
Full EN/ES support with accent-normalized inference — answers in the language you asked in.
Conflict-aware
When sources disagree, it surfaces the conflict instead of pretending there's one clean answer.
Powers other products
The same engine grounds the SOMB regulatory search inside Colorado Complaint Access.
Works everywhere
A responsive web experience with a mobile-friendly layout for questions on the go.
Public and free to ask
The public collection is open — ask a question without an account.
Ask the rules. Get the receipt.
Grounded, cited, bilingual answers to policy and regulation questions — with honest silence when the evidence isn't there.