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How FOIA Gen Keeps Its Rules Current

3:59 · 10 chapters

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A public records request is only as good as the rules it was written to. FOIA Gen links every rule to its official source and checks those sources every day where the site allows it. A person reviews any change before a rule is updated, and your open requests follow the change: deadlines are recounted, History records what moved, and you're emailed. Parts of this video are demonstrations, and the narration says which (not legal advice).

Recorded in the real product, using a fictional company, Northwind Labs.

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Public records from any US agency, federal to local: AI writes the request to that agency’s rules and chases every deadline.

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FOIA Gen Overview

Public records from any US agency: find who holds them, file a request to their rules, and track every reply.

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Your FOIA Gen Inbox

Every agency reply in one inbox, filed with its request, and only the agency's own address can change it.

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Campaigns

One request to many agencies: each copy written to that agency's law, one approval, one board of answers.

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