Agentic AI for legislative change intelligence
Manually find and read
Automatically understand bills that matter.
Billy watches every version of every bill across Congress and the states, marks the exact words that changed, and cites the source behind every finding. So you walk in as the most prepared person in the room.
FEDERAL · 50 STATES · DC · TERRITORIES
Assessment of agricultural land
SEC. 4 · IC 6-1.1-12.1-4.5
The credit under this section shall not exceed may not exceed for each taxpayer eligible applicant per assessment year, and applies to assessment dates after December 31, 2026 December 31, 2025.
Lowers the deduction cap to $18,000, down from $25,000, narrows eligibility from any taxpayer to “eligible applicant,” and pulls the applicability date forward one year.
Shall becomes may. A definition quietly widens. An effective date slips to “upon passage.” A single word moves millions.
Quiet edits. Loud consequence.
How Billy works
Billy reads the versions. You read the change.
Billy finds what you’re watching.
He monitors the bills that matter to you — every introduced, committee, and enrolled print, in every chamber, pulled the moment it posts. Nothing you track goes stale.
- v1Introduced
- v2Committee
- v3Engrossed
- v4EnrolledCAPTURED 2 MIN LATER
Billy reads every word.
Exact redlines and side-by-side views, down to the punctuation. He doesn’t skim. He doesn’t get tired. A reflowed page never hides a change.
SEC. 4 · IC 6-1.1-12.1-4.5
The credit shall not exceed may not exceed $25,000 $18,000 per taxpayer eligible applicant.
ALIGNED 41 OF 41 SECTIONS · 6 TOKEN OPS · 0 REFLOW DRIFT
Billy surfaces what else moved.
Similar and related legislation across bills and jurisdictions — plus an evidence-grounded summary of the change, cited and ready to share.
Cap lowered to $18,000; eligibility narrowed; applicability pulled forward one year.
What Billy does
Every finding, checkable.
AI you can verify
Every claim cites its page.
Audit-grade means checkable. Billy requires a verbatim quote for every claim, locates it in the bill, and runs a second-pass semantic audit. What fails is flagged; what passes, you sign off. The redline stays ground truth.
- Cap lowered to $18,000, from $25,000p. 14
- Eligibility narrowed to “eligible applicant”p. 14
- Applicability pulled forward one yearp. 15
Suggestions
Billy finds bills you should watch.
Matched to what you care about — including related legislation in other chambers and jurisdictions.
- OH HB 218Same definition language94
- IL SB 1402Amends parallel credit statute87
- MI HB 4410Related incentive rewrite81
Language watches
Know when language comes back.
Save the language once. Billy alerts you when it resurfaces — in a bill you weren’t tracking, after a bill dies, across state lines.
Statute graph
Track statutes, not just bill numbers.
Ask what’s pending against IC 6-1.1-12.1 — not what’s in HB 1003. Amends, adds, repeals, cites — in one place.
Morning update & drafts
Billy writes the overnight update.
What mattered, ready when you are — with next steps staged for your review.
Agentic assistsHB 1003 amended in committee — cap lowered to $18,000; eligibility narrowed. Two watches fired overnight.
Your workspace
Open to a workspace that’s already caught up.
Exports & alerts
Redlines, alerts, and outreach — ready to send.
Tracked-changes DOCX
Real Word redlines with the citation in the header — ready to send or file.
Exports & draftsAlerts, digests & RSS
Email, Slack webhooks, saved searches, and public feeds the moment anything moves.
NotificationsPositions & stakeholders
Support, oppose, seek-amendment. See which legislators align, and draft the outreach.
StakeholdersStop re-reading bills.
Start reading the change.
Magic-link sign in. Bring the bills you already track — or point Billy at a statute and see what changes against it.