Tacitus / AI data infrastructure

Policy expertise.
Structured for AI.

Deterministic data structures for policy and political analysis. Define the concepts, connect the evidence and give AI the context that matters.

Find your starting point ↓
Concept register01—18
Mandate≠ParticipationCommitment≠ProposalApplicability≠Adoption

Explicit terms. Versioned evidence. Repeatable checks.

01 / Data structures

Make meaning explicit.

Concepts, ontologies, relationships and weighted source records.

Explore the knowledge ↗
02 / Capsules

Bring the right context.

Task-specific sources, distinctions and expert checks for AI.

Inspect a capsule ↗
03 / Artifacts

Produce useful work.

A briefing, comparison, meeting agenda or review note.

Open an artifact ↗

Start with the work

Where to start with
Policy / Political AI.

A recurring task. A clear output.
Evidence a reviewer can check.

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If your team is facing…Start with…

Opening the task guide…

Explore the knowledge
behind a question.

Choose a use case. Inspect the published vocabulary, source passages and task-specific connections.

Opening the knowledge database…
Why this layer?
Open a layer to inspect its purpose.
Published vocabularySource materialTask & assessment
Explore nodes as a list

Saliency

Keep the evidence
that changes the answer.

Preserve dates, exceptions, attribution and missing inputs. Select complete evidence before supplementary instructions.

Efficiency

Spend context
on the actual task.

Reuse defined concepts and deduplicate sources. Measure context cost and output quality together.

Research, tests and limits ↗

Deterministic means the same records and rules give the same structured result. It does not make political interpretation or model generation deterministic.

Bring a policy question.
We’ll structure the knowledge.

Discuss a use case ↗

Source inspection