Justinian inventories rules, traces each requirement to authority, separates mandatory text from agency discretion, drafts redlines, and helps quantify burden with source support.
Workflow
The work Justinian helps with
Classify provisions as statutorily required, federally required, agency-discretionary, obsolete, duplicative, or conflicting.
Trace rules to enabling authority, registers, amendments, guidance, and judicial construction.
Draft repeal, simplification, and redline packages with a reviewable source trail.
Count requirements, benchmark peer states, and support cost-benefit or burden analysis.
Agent behavior
What the agent does differently
Reads entire rule chapters and maps each requirement to the authority behind it.
Builds batch inventories with status, last-amended date, authority, and cleanup recommendation.
Separates policy preference from legal constraint so reform teams can move carefully.
Generates redlines and memos that agencies can review and refine.
Questions teams bring
The common asks are already mapped.
Which requirements are legally mandatory?
Which rules are obsolete or duplicative?
What can be repealed without violating enabling authority?
How does a simpler peer-state approach work?
Source surface
The corpus behind this page
State regulations, statutes, registers, acts, bills, and guidance
Citation edges, authority chains, court records, and AG opinions
Public finance, economic, and operational datasets for burden analysis
Uploaded rule packets, reform lists, and agency source documents
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