CivicServant

Your personal civic chief of staff. Corporations have lobbyists tracking every bill, meeting, and rule that affects them. Ordinary residents have nothing. Revere is the digital version of Paul Revere's ride: while you sleep, it watches your city council, school board, and state legislature, filters every item through a personal civic fingerprint built from a 10-minute conversation, verifies every factual claim against source, and delivers a 5-minute morning briefing of only what affects your life — with receipts on every claim. The same Austin City Council meeting produces materially different briefings for two real residents three blocks apart. A renter-parent and a small-business owner click on the same rezoning item and see different reasons it matters: housing-cost weight 0.9 versus small-business-permitting weight 0.9. Same record, different lives. When action makes sense, Revere drafts three response variants — direct, measured, persuasive — and runs an adversarial critic loop with three rotating personas (council staffer, opposing constituent, press shop) to harden each draft. You review, edit, send yourself. Revere never autosends. Election Briefing extends the same architecture to upcoming races: candidates cross-referenced against your stated priorities, every promise tagged with a "can they actually do that?" authority badge sourced from the office's charter. Multi-jurisdiction and multi-level by design. Built on Opus 4.7 — high-resolution vision (parcel-level zoning maps), self-verification rigor (every claim source-checked before it reaches you), long-horizon agent orchestration. Harness-agnostic architecture: skill packs portable, sessions logged for traceability, outcome grading via the verification loop. Civic information, personal. Civic action, yours.