Roy AI

Texas school-board trustees get 100–200 page packets 72 hours before they vote. Most skim. Things get missed — blanket TOMA citations, blanket consent agendas, six-figure financial commitments buried on page 87. The cost is paid by kids. This is the agent I wanted as a trustee. Drop in the PDF. A 3-stage pipeline runs: a generator (Opus 4.7) writes a Brock-format pre-read grounded in a governance doctrine I authored as a sitting trustee; a legal verifier (Sonnet 4.6) fact-checks every TEC/TGC/TAC citation against statutes.capitol.texas.gov and downgrades anything it can't verify; a strategic red-team (Opus 4.7) re-reads each agenda item against the district's own measurable goals and generates the specific data-driven questions a trustee should ask. Output is a Brock-format markdown report with WATCH / RED FLAG / POSITIVE blockquotes, exportable as DOCX. A Q&A chat lets you interrogate the doc; voice is wired through Gemini Live. Tested against my own hand-written pre-reads on real Brock ISD packets. The agent covers the same agenda items in the same structure, with real verified citations, and questions tied to the district's adopted scorecard. The doctrine is the IP — the system extends it; it doesn't replace it.