CiviForm simplifies the application process for government benefits programs by re-using applicant data for multiple benefits applications. It's being developed by Google.org and Exygy, in collaboration with the City of Seattle and community contributors.
Machine-readable, reconciled NYC Council adopted-budget data (Schedule C, Terms & Conditions, Capital) for FY2025-FY2027. Source docs © City of New York; code MIT, built with Claude.
Project analyzing trends in U.S. indigent burial for the 2022 Public Interest Technology Data Science Corps.
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Open specifications and public review for human-rooted identity, sovereign networks and accountable agents.
Public home and community commons for TitleChain Foundation and the ICSN open standards program.
Global Laboratory for AI Progress and Governance: Open Systems — The open multilateral AI platform for the Americas
Track Seattle City Council legislation, committee meetings, and council member votes.
Source-backed, jurisdiction-aware process profiles and optional platform adapters. Normative contracts remain in rac-conformance.
A focused discovery tool for developing your own original writing about your work experience, building a durable experience library, and using it as grounded source material for stronger cover letters.
Open, portable systems for community capacity
Notes on platform architecture, technical governance, and AI-native systems for public-interest and climate-focused digital infrastructure.
AI tools that help rural, agricultural, forestry & conservation organizations turn dense documents into clear, actionable summaries — with human review built in. Built with Claude.
Generative agent simulations for public-interest policy evaluation, LLM-driven synthetic residents that model policy outcomes before deployment.
Collects public news from every Australian local council and republishes it as attributed links on eight public Bluesky feeds. Open civic data, no tracking, no paywall.
Track Seattle City Council legislation, committee meetings, and council member votes.
ALMSIVI CHIM is a recursive ethics framework for uncertainty, power, consent, reversibility, accountability, and Sacred Refusal. v5.3 is a reviewed refresh of private v5.2 and the first GitHub-published edition.
Public toolkit helping city teams build municipal AI governance workflows, review paths, templates, prompts, and evaluation checks.
A self-hosted, source-grounded workspace for reading criminal case records and preparing questions for attorney review.
An interactive guide for visually mapping the flow of Arizona state and local governments and their entities.
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