PADUA
Built at Built with Opus 4.7: a Claude Code hackathon · Apr 21, 2026 · Remote

PADUA is a citizen response platform for missing-person cases in the Dominican Republic, powered by six autonomous Opus 4.7 agents. When a family reports a disappearance, under five minutes from app open, six agents work in parallel: 1. Verónica consolidates the canonical case profile from photos + family description (multimodal). 2. Francisco generates a 7-channel awareness pack: WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, SMS, radio script, printable JPG poster. 3. Ivo drafts the legal complaint plus a step-by-step anti-bureaucracy guide that defeats the "wait 72 hours" myth police often invoke against Article 263 of the Dominican CPP. Deterministic template by design, for legal drafts, hallucinations are unacceptable. 4-Cristóbal designs a wave-based geographic dispatch plan (5 km → 15 km → provincial → national) and personalizes messages to volunteers by zone and skill. 5- Miguel validates every citizen tip with structured credibility scoring (0–10), checking spatial, temporal, and social consistency against the case file. 6- Gabriel is a 24/7 family companion built on Anthropic Managed Agents persistent session memory, real-time orchestration of the other five. The problem: in the Dominican Republic, families lose 24–72 hours to bureaucratic friction before any organized search begins. According to the Asociación de Familiares de Desaparecidos, more than 2,242 families have lost loved ones to disappearance since 2022. The first hours are when search is most effective. PADUA collapses that window from days to minutes. All agents report to a central panel accessible to municipal/national authorities, the press, ASODOFADE, and the family. Five generative agents on Claude Opus 4.7, one deterministic. Bilingual EN/ES. Mobile-first (Expo + React Native), Next.js backend, real-time SSE streaming. MIT licensed.